The brands of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings - Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas - said today they were suspending all calls at Turkey through 2016.
The complete story appeared in the January 22 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Friday, January 22, 2016
A Day Late and ....
Royal Caribbean International is delaying the turnarounds of two ships in the Northeast (US) this weekend due to the snowstorm burying the region under tons of snow.
Grandeur of the Seas will now turn around Monday (instead of Sunday) at Baltimore, and Anthem of the Seas will delay its turnaround at Cape Liberty (Bayonne) until Tuesday (instead of Monday).
Details appeared in the January 22 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Grandeur of the Seas will now turn around Monday (instead of Sunday) at Baltimore, and Anthem of the Seas will delay its turnaround at Cape Liberty (Bayonne) until Tuesday (instead of Monday).
Details appeared in the January 22 edition of Cruise News Daily.
RCCL's Richard Fain Talks about China
Here is a video clip of Royal Caribbean Cruises' chairman, Richard Fain, talking yesterday on Bloomberg about their experience in China with the Royal Caribbean International brand.
Royal Caribbean Hires Information Security Officer
Royal Caribbean Appoints Renee Guttman Chief Information Security Officer
MIAMI, Jan. 22, 2016 -- Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (NYSE, OSE: RCL) today announced the appointment of Renee Guttman as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), effective January 25, 2016.
"Renee's role is paramount as Royal Caribbean continues to work in a global environment where information security is critical to the ongoing success of our Company," said Michael Giresi, Chief Information Officer, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. "Information security touches every aspect of our business and Renee's leadership and oversight will innovate RCL so that our information and systems are protected and in compliance with global regulations."
Guttman is an accomplished global information security and privacy executive with a proven track record of establishing internationally-recognized information security programs for Fortune 500 companies. Guttman was most recently Vice President of Information Risk and member of the Office of the CISO at Optiv, where she provided guidance to security leaders at enterprise-class organizations. Prior to this, she served in information security and privacy executive roles at Coca-Cola Company and Time Warner, Inc.
Source: Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd
MIAMI, Jan. 22, 2016 -- Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (NYSE, OSE: RCL) today announced the appointment of Renee Guttman as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), effective January 25, 2016.
"Renee's role is paramount as Royal Caribbean continues to work in a global environment where information security is critical to the ongoing success of our Company," said Michael Giresi, Chief Information Officer, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. "Information security touches every aspect of our business and Renee's leadership and oversight will innovate RCL so that our information and systems are protected and in compliance with global regulations."
Guttman is an accomplished global information security and privacy executive with a proven track record of establishing internationally-recognized information security programs for Fortune 500 companies. Guttman was most recently Vice President of Information Risk and member of the Office of the CISO at Optiv, where she provided guidance to security leaders at enterprise-class organizations. Prior to this, she served in information security and privacy executive roles at Coca-Cola Company and Time Warner, Inc.
Source: Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd
Thursday, January 21, 2016
Life on the Edge
Norwegian Cruise Line today revealed plans for a two-year program that will eventually enhance all facets of the customer experience - the ships, the culinary experience and the private destination experience.
Essentially what seems to be happening is that the line is making the experience on their entire fleet feel much like it does on their newest ships. They are also carrying that through to their private destinations in the Bahamas and Belize to give them more of a resort feel, and tying it all together under an umbrella they are calling “Norwegian Edge.” They have put a price tag on the program of $400 million.
The complete story appeared in the January 21 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Essentially what seems to be happening is that the line is making the experience on their entire fleet feel much like it does on their newest ships. They are also carrying that through to their private destinations in the Bahamas and Belize to give them more of a resort feel, and tying it all together under an umbrella they are calling “Norwegian Edge.” They have put a price tag on the program of $400 million.
The complete story appeared in the January 21 edition of Cruise News Daily.
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