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Windstar Cruises announced today it plans to relocate its office from Seattle, Washington to Miami, Florida in June 2022. The small ship cruise line alerted guests and travel advisors on February 24 that it was pushing back its restart of operations from May to June 2021. (more…)
Tags: Miami, Tall Ships / Sailing Yacht, Windstar Cruises
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Construction is underway for Port Coral as Stake Bank Enterprise Limited announced the arrival of the vessels carrying the crews and equipment that will construct the dual megaship piers in Belize. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
Port Canaveral crews are preparing for the arrival of the Mardi Gras, which will be first liquified natural gas (LNG) powered cruise ship in operation in North America. The Mardi Gras’ arrival will also make its homeport in Brevard County, the first in the county to become an LNG cruise port. (wftv.com)
Tags: Carnival Cruise Line, Port Canaveral
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The recent decision to extend the cruise ship ban in Canadian waters for another year, which was made without warning or consultation with Alaskans, will devastate my home state. (nationalpost.com)
American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce that it now has six ships in the Pacific Northwest for 2021, with four of them operating on the Columbia and Snake Rivers. (more…)
Tags: American Cruise Lines, River - Inland Navigation / Barges
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The latest travel trends show that adventurous travellers are eager to set sail on a luxury expedition. Nothing says bucket-list trip more than a voyage through the remote waters of Antarctica in six-star luxury. (more…)
Tags: Antarctica, Scenic - Luxury Cruises & Tours
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Oceania Cruises announced that its 2022-2023 Tropics and Exotics Collection of voyages is available for travelers and travel advisors to preview online at OceaniaCruises.com. (more…)
Tags: Oceania Cruises
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The Cayman Islands appears to have hit a breaking point when it comes to cruise tourism. Speaking at a briefing on Tuesday, the premier of the self-governing British Overseas Territory, Alden McLaughlin, said his government was likely to place limits on the number of cruise ships and cruisers that can visit the island destination when cruising resumes — a major policy shift that will have ramifications for more than half a dozen major cruise lines. (thepointsguy.com)
Tags: Cayman Islands
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Travelers of all ages are embracing the solo travel trend—including solo cruises, an experience traditionally priced and designed for couples. Star Clippers embraces this trend with tall ship sailing itineraries designed for all types of traveler—solo, couples and groups alike. (more…)
Tags: Star Clippers, Tall Ships / Sailing Yacht
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Australia’s pioneering small ship cruise line, Coral Expeditions, confirms operations will restart in Western Australia this month, its 25th year of continuous operations in the state. The company has attained all required state and federal approvals including the endorsement of their travel industry leading SailSAFE plan. (expeditioncruising.com)
Tags: Coral Expeditions
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U.S. Rep. Don Young introduced legislation on Wednesday that aims to allow large cruise ships to return to Alaska this summer. (ktoo.org)
SES Networks has announced today that it is working with Virgin Voyages to provide its fleet with the industry’s leading high-speed, low-latency connectivity. The ultra-modern Wi-Fi service will be free for every sailor. That’s pretty fly for Wi-Fi! (more…)
Tags: Virgin Voyages
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As disclosed in the recent General Assembly of Greek Ports Association (ELIME) in late January 2021, the Port of Heraklion reached in 2020 rank #1 among all Greek ports in terms of cruise passengers volume. (more…)
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American Queen Steamboat Company and Victory Cruise Lines reached a company milestone following the release of the 2023 season last week, the furthest in advance the lines have ever released a season. Additionally, January and February 2021 bookings are over 35% higher than November and December 2020 bookings. (more…)
Seabourn is maintaining its optimism for the ultimate restart of travel while, in the meantime, continuing to take a practical approach in extending its current operational pause. (more…)
Tags: Alaska, Seabourn Cruises
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As Holland America Line continues to review and assess its plans around the Canadian Transport Ministry’s Interim Order that closed Canadian ports and waters to passenger vessels, the company is extending its pause of cruise operations to now include all sailings that depart from or conclude in a Canadian port in 2021. (more…)
Tags: Alaska, Holland America Line
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With ocean and river cruise lines temporarily suspending service around the world as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, keeping track of the seemingly minute-by-minute changes to the cruise industry can be challenging. (cruisecritic.com)
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