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On a cruise through the ingenious 105-year-old Panama Canal, you may find yourself wondering how far the human mind can go in its quest to find solutions. As your ship slowly traverses the 50-mile manmade shortcut through the jungle […]
In about a year’s time, SEA CLOUD CRUISES’ third windjammer will be taking to the seas. “Everything is running on time, so we’ve set the launch date for the new ship’s maiden voyage as 29 August 2020,” Managing Director
Princess Cruises announced its largest Australia and New Zealand cruise season ever offered sailing towards some of the world’s most dramatic destinations during the cruise line’s October 2020 to May 2021 season. New for this season, Regal Princess joins
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Silversea Cruises demonstrates its commitment to taking guests closer to the authentic beauty of the world with the introduction of accessibility-enhanced shore excursions. Through its partnership with Accessible Travel Solutions, a company devoted to expanding opportunities for disabled and
The naming ceremony for Costa Venezia will be held in Trieste on March 1, 2019. The ship, currently under construction at the Fincantieri Monfalcone shipyard, is the first Costa Cruises vessel designed specifically to offer the best of Italy
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The new Virgin Voyages Terminal will be located on the northwest side of the port in Miami, giving it incredible views of the city’s skyline. Construction is due to start next year and will be completed by November 2021,
American Cruise Lines has announced a new schedule of cruises for the 2019-2020 season, highlighting three distinct ship styles and an unmatched breadth of itineraries across the country. In 2019, the Line will operate 11 small ships—adding Modern Riverboats—a
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Holland America Line’s Nieuw Statendam, the second Pinnacle Class ship in the fleet, returned to Fincantieri’s Marghera shipyard in Italy Wednesday, Aug. 22, after successfully completing two sets of sea trials off the coast. Nieuw Statendam left Marghera Aug.
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When Holland America Line welcomes Nieuw Statendam to the fleet in December 2018, the ship will showcase the evolution of design that was introduced with Koningsdam, the first Pinnacle Class ship. Focusing on the importance of thoughtful details and special touches, Nieuw Statendam‘s musical
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On Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 8.00 p.m., the cry of “cast off” went up for AIDAcara as she set out from Hamburg on AIDA Cruises’ very first world cruise. The 116-day cruise around the world will take her,
Paul Gauguin Cruises features two 7-night Tahiti & the Society Islands voyages on The Gauguin, offering the perfect way to celebrate December holidays in paradise. On The Gauguin’s December 23, 2017, voyage, guests can enjoy a “White Christmas” on French Polynesia’s white-sand beaches, or they
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Lloyd Werft Bremerhaven GmbH, a renowned German shipyard now under the ownership of Malaysian-based Genting Group, has recently seen an intensive period of activity, having completed significant work on four cruise ships. These operations reflect the yard’s growing specialization
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