There’s now one more way to get married aboard Norwegian Cruise Line ships. The captains of some vessels can now legally marry couples while the ships are at sea.
Details can be found in the April 2 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Other Things You'll Want to Know - April 2, 2015
Cruise News Daily readers read about
- A suspected murder-suicide discovered today aboard Holland America's Ryndam.
- Royal Caribbean's choice for a godmother for Anthem of the Seas.
- A fatal accident aboard Cunard's Queen Elizabeth.
- and a giraffe in a swimsuit (see below)
A Giraffe in a Swimsuit
It's no pink polar bear for Anthem of the Seas. The signature artwork for Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas is a giraffe in a swimsuit wearing an inner tube. The sculpture by Jean-François Fourtou, is shown here being lifted to the ship's top deck while it is in Bremerhaven during the final fitting out. The artist says the whimsical work is to remind you of the people and things one loves and cares for.
Photo courtesy of Royal Caribbean International. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without permission.
Photo courtesy of Royal Caribbean International. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without permission.
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Koningsdam’s North American Home
Once Koningsdam finishes its inaugural season in Europe, it will shift to Caribbean itineraries for the winter 2016-2017 season.
Holland America said today, the new 99,500-ton ship will be homeported at Port Everglades for the winter. Sur-prise! Sur-prise! Sur-prise, as Gomer Pyle used to say.
Details appeared in the April 1 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Holland America said today, the new 99,500-ton ship will be homeported at Port Everglades for the winter. Sur-prise! Sur-prise! Sur-prise, as Gomer Pyle used to say.
Details appeared in the April 1 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Pacific Dawn Passengers to Be First to Return to Vanuatu
Carnival Australia ships have been carrying humanitarian supplies to the hurricane-devastated Vanuatu islands since, but passengers haven’t been allowed ashore during the schedules calls. That’s about to change, however.
Passengers departing Brisbane this Saturday on Pacific Dawn will be allowed to go ashore when the ship calls at Port Vila on Wednesday. Like the ships before it, Pacific Dawn will be carrying humanitarian supplies and building materials to support the reconstruction effort, but just as important to the economy, passengers will be going into town to put dollars into the cash registers.
Three days later, Pacific Pearl will follow and do the same thing.
The complete story appears in the April 1 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Passengers departing Brisbane this Saturday on Pacific Dawn will be allowed to go ashore when the ship calls at Port Vila on Wednesday. Like the ships before it, Pacific Dawn will be carrying humanitarian supplies and building materials to support the reconstruction effort, but just as important to the economy, passengers will be going into town to put dollars into the cash registers.
Three days later, Pacific Pearl will follow and do the same thing.
The complete story appears in the April 1 edition of Cruise News Daily.
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