Time in those ports will be limited, so for sightseeing, the way to best maximize that time is on a shore excursion, and Silversea has finalized their offerings.
The complete story appeared in the January 4 issue of Cruise News Daily.
Friday, January 4, 2019
Cuba by Silversea
Next month Silversea will begin their first series of cruises to Cuba, and unlike most lines cruising to Cuba, Silversea will take passengers beyond Havana to other Cuban ports.
Time in those ports will be limited, so for sightseeing, the way to best maximize that time is on a shore excursion, and Silversea has finalized their offerings.
Time in those ports will be limited, so for sightseeing, the way to best maximize that time is on a shore excursion, and Silversea has finalized their offerings.
Other Things You'll Want to Know - January 4, 2018
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- Baleària Caribbean is upgrading the fast ferry they use on the route between Port Everglades and Freeport to one that will cruise at 35 knots and cover the distance in just two and a half hours.
Details appeared in the January 4 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Thursday, January 3, 2019
Infinite Veranda Right on the Edge
Celebrity Edge has many new designs and features but that one that will be utilized by most passengers most of the time is the Infinite Veranda. Each “standard balcony stateroom” features one.
Video imagages courtesy of Celebrity Cruises. All rights reserved.
The complete story appears in the January 3 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Video imagages courtesy of Celebrity Cruises. All rights reserved.
Showing the Navy the Carnival Way
US Navy personnel is no stranger to being on ships at sea, but Carnival got a chance to show a group of 40 Navy sea cadets how Carnival does things on their big ships when a group visited Carnival Liberty at Port Canaveral last month.
Photo courtesy of Carnival Cruise Line. All rights reserved. Many not be copied or used without express permission.
Details appeared in the January 3 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Photo courtesy of Carnival Cruise Line. All rights reserved. Many not be copied or used without express permission.
Wednesday, January 2, 2019
Think of It as a Specialty Restaurant That Comes to You
When passengers aboard Carnival Cruise Line awoke yesterday, a hangover from New Year's Eve was only the first headache they had. The second happened when they ordered room service. Carnival now charges for everything from room service, except a continental breakfast.
At just about the point where everyone has realized they have to routinely include an amount in their cruise budget for specialty restaurants, Carnival customers are going to have to include an amount for room service.
At just about the point where everyone has realized they have to routinely include an amount in their cruise budget for specialty restaurants, Carnival customers are going to have to include an amount for room service.
The complete story appeared in the January 2 issue of Cruise News Daily.
Carnival Concentrates on California
If California hadn't thought about Carnival Cruise Line before, they are now, and will be for at least the next month.
It kicked off with Carnival's big, flower-covered float rolling down Colorado Blvd in Pasadena, a replica of Carnival Panorama, with representations of the “fun” things the ship will offer: a band playing “Uptown Funk,” a deck party, even people doing flips on the trampoline representing the ship's trampoline park. Of course it came with a huge “Choose Fun” bumper sticker (made out of flowers) stuck to the float's rear bumper.
Details appeared in the January 2 issue of Cruise News Daily.
Photo courtesy of Carnival Cruise Line. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without permission.
It kicked off with Carnival's big, flower-covered float rolling down Colorado Blvd in Pasadena, a replica of Carnival Panorama, with representations of the “fun” things the ship will offer: a band playing “Uptown Funk,” a deck party, even people doing flips on the trampoline representing the ship's trampoline park. Of course it came with a huge “Choose Fun” bumper sticker (made out of flowers) stuck to the float's rear bumper.
Details appeared in the January 2 issue of Cruise News Daily.
Photo courtesy of Carnival Cruise Line. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without permission.
Monday, December 31, 2018
Ready for Take-Off
The Carnival AirShip is ready to debut in the skies over California beginning tomorrow, January 1, for the Rose Parade. It will remain in California throughout January promoting Carnival Panorama's debut at Long Beach in December 2019.
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Photos courtesy of Cruise Cruise Line. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without permission.