- Oasis of the Seas safe arrival at the shipyard in Cadiz for repair after its transatlantic crossing
- Mobile working to keep Carnival there when its contract expires
Details appeared in the April 17 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
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Tuesday, April 16, 2019
AIDAluna Now Has More to Smile About
AIDAluna returned to service today after a two-week stay in Blohm+Voss' floating dry dock at Hamburg.
The 69,000-ton ship had a number of routine maintenance and technical projects completed while in the yard, but a couple of items on the list added new features, including a unique new one that passengers aboard Carnival's German brand will especially enjoy.
The 69,000-ton ship had a number of routine maintenance and technical projects completed while in the yard, but a couple of items on the list added new features, including a unique new one that passengers aboard Carnival's German brand will especially enjoy.
The complete story appeared in the April 16 issue of Cruise News Daily.
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Royal Caribbean Plans New Headquarters Building
The Miami Herald is reporting that Royal Caribbean is planning to expand its headquarters at the Port of Miami with a new building adjacent to its current buildings on the southwest corner of Dodge Island.
The new building would boost space to enough room for 4,200 employees compared to the current 2,200. Yes, a parking garage will also be included in the project.
The new building would boost space to enough room for 4,200 employees compared to the current 2,200. Yes, a parking garage will also be included in the project.
Details appeared in the April 16 issue of Cruise News Daily.
Monday, April 15, 2019
Princess Returns - Five Years Later
After a five-year absence, Princess is going back to Tahiti in the fall of 2020, and they're doing it as it was meant to be done with a small ship - Pacific Princess.
It won't be a permanent stay, however. It will be a “limited run” of five, 10-night cruises in October and November 2020.
It won't be a permanent stay, however. It will be a “limited run” of five, 10-night cruises in October and November 2020.
The complete story appeared in the April 15 issue of Cruise News Daily.
Back for a Second Season
Norwegian Sun is back at Port Canaveral beginning a second season of cruises to Cuba from the port. Beginning today they include four-, five- and seven-night cruises to Havana.
Details appeared in the April 15 edition of Cruise News Daily.
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