The complete story appeared in the June 7 issue of Cruise News Daily.
Showing posts with label Norwegian Getaway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Norwegian Getaway. Show all posts
Friday, June 7, 2019
Norwegian Getaway Completes Refurbishment
Norwegian Getaway has just returned to service after its extensive “Norwegian Edge” refurbishment, and European passengers are the first to experience it on the Scandinavia, Russia and Baltic itineraries.
Monday, August 15, 2016
Maybe the Dog Had a Cold
The mother of US Olympic volleyball player Carli Lloyd flew into Rio, dropped off her suitcase at Norwegian Getaway where she was staying (the ship is docked in Rio for use as a hotel by US team members and guests), and thanks to delayed flights, had to rush right to the stadium to see her daughter play.
A bomb-sniffing dog alerted on Cindy Lloyd's suitcase before it was put aboard the ship, so as a safety measure, it was blown up (the suitcase, not the dog).
The complete story appeared in the August 15 edition of Cruise News Daily.
A bomb-sniffing dog alerted on Cindy Lloyd's suitcase before it was put aboard the ship, so as a safety measure, it was blown up (the suitcase, not the dog).
The complete story appeared in the August 15 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Friday, February 7, 2014
Cruise News Daily Headlines for February 7, 2014
* Confirming What Was Known All Along
The Centers for Disease Control issued their report on the illness that affected approximately 700 people aboard Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas during its January 21 sailing, and as expected, they confirmed it was norovirus. Not only that, but it was a relatively new strain, GII.4 Sydney, but in the US it is currently the most common strain causing most norovirus illnesses.
Jan Vinje is the head virologist who tested the samples from people aboard Explorer in the CDC’s lab. He said that the virus most often is brought aboard by a passenger. It’s so extremely contagious it spreads rapidly before the cruise line can start their sanitation procedures.
* And We’re Not Going Anyplace
The cruise industry is relatively new in China. Apparently Chinese vacationers haven’t yet dealt with cruise lines enough to know that the cruise contract is stacked against the passenger.
A lot of passengers aboard Costa Victoria didn’t know that if their ship missed a port, they couldn’t really “demand” anything of the cruise line. So they did, and they got something.
* The Ship Has a Name
Norwegian Getaway now officially has a name. The ship was christened this afternoon in Miami, its new year round home port. More
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
Photo courtesy of AIDA. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without permission.
The Centers for Disease Control issued their report on the illness that affected approximately 700 people aboard Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas during its January 21 sailing, and as expected, they confirmed it was norovirus. Not only that, but it was a relatively new strain, GII.4 Sydney, but in the US it is currently the most common strain causing most norovirus illnesses.
Jan Vinje is the head virologist who tested the samples from people aboard Explorer in the CDC’s lab. He said that the virus most often is brought aboard by a passenger. It’s so extremely contagious it spreads rapidly before the cruise line can start their sanitation procedures.
* And We’re Not Going Anyplace
The cruise industry is relatively new in China. Apparently Chinese vacationers haven’t yet dealt with cruise lines enough to know that the cruise contract is stacked against the passenger.
A lot of passengers aboard Costa Victoria didn’t know that if their ship missed a port, they couldn’t really “demand” anything of the cruise line. So they did, and they got something.
* The Ship Has a Name
Norwegian Getaway now officially has a name. The ship was christened this afternoon in Miami, its new year round home port. More
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
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| AIDA will again be a sponsor of the celebration in Hamburg Harbor in 2014 |
Photo courtesy of AIDA. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without permission.
Norwegian Getaway Christened at Miami Party
Norwegian Getaway will be homeported year round at Miami, and the ship was named today at a real Miami party. The godmothers were the Miami Dolphin Cheerleaders, and entertainment included hometown Miami legend, Pitbull.
Photos courtesy of Norwegian Cruise Line. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without permission.
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| The mermaid on the bow gets a champagne bath. |
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| Pitbull performed for the crowd at the christening. |
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| Iron Chef Geoffrey Zakarian and Cake Boss Buddy Valastro both have establishments on the ship. |
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| The Miami Dolphin Cheerleaders served as godmothers. |
Thursday, February 6, 2014
Cruise News Daily Headlines for February 6, 2014
* Celebrity Hopes Canyon Ranch Will Rub You the Right Way
Last month Steiner Leisure announced that they had been informed by Celebrity Cruises that their contract to operate the line’s spas would not be renewed. The question has been what provider would replace them. That question was answered this morning when Celebrity announced that Canyon Ranch would be operating the spas, beauty salons, wellness and fitness services aboard Celebrity ships.
Judging by what Canyon Ranch does on other ships, Celebrity’s customers should expect to see a real difference from the Steiner-provided product.
* The Only Cruise Line You’ll See
If you’re watching the Olympic coverage on TV, and don’t go to the bathroom or kitchen during the commercials, Carnival Cruise Lines will be the only cruise line you see. Carnival has won the rights to be the exclusive cruise line advertiser during the Olympic coverage.
* Other Things You’ll Want to Know
CND subscribers also read about Norwegian Getaway arriving in Miami and who will be aboard on Friday ... Fincantieri cutting steel in "the middle" ... Royal Caribbean paying out ... and the NTSB reports about Carnival Triumph in Mobile.
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers
Photo may not be copied or used without permission. All rights reserved.
Last month Steiner Leisure announced that they had been informed by Celebrity Cruises that their contract to operate the line’s spas would not be renewed. The question has been what provider would replace them. That question was answered this morning when Celebrity announced that Canyon Ranch would be operating the spas, beauty salons, wellness and fitness services aboard Celebrity ships.
Judging by what Canyon Ranch does on other ships, Celebrity’s customers should expect to see a real difference from the Steiner-provided product.
* The Only Cruise Line You’ll See
If you’re watching the Olympic coverage on TV, and don’t go to the bathroom or kitchen during the commercials, Carnival Cruise Lines will be the only cruise line you see. Carnival has won the rights to be the exclusive cruise line advertiser during the Olympic coverage.
* Other Things You’ll Want to Know
CND subscribers also read about Norwegian Getaway arriving in Miami and who will be aboard on Friday ... Fincantieri cutting steel in "the middle" ... Royal Caribbean paying out ... and the NTSB reports about Carnival Triumph in Mobile.
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers
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| Norwegian Getaway arriving in Miami this morning |
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Cruise News Daily Headlines for January 30, 2014
* Carnival Schedules Return to Baltimore
Well, that was fast. Last fall, Carnival Cruise Lines announced they would suspend their cruises from Baltimore indefinitely, beginning in the fall of 2014, due to the economics of operating in the new North American Emission Control Area. Today they announced a date for their return in the spring of 2015, essentially meaning they will only be out of the market for the winter 2014-2015 season.
The will return with a ship with a lot of new features, one of them, making it possible to return to Baltimore.
* Caribbean Princess - Hurrying to Beat the Fog
Princess was faced with an interesting situation with regard to its turnaround at Houston this weekend.
In the end, they decided that, due to predicted fog Saturday morning, Caribbean Princess would return to Houston a day early, arriving after midnight Friday morning. Unfortunately, the early return necessitated canceling the last port call in Belize.
Ah, but there's more to the decision than just the fog.
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
Photo courtesy of Norwegian Cruise Line. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without permission.
Well, that was fast. Last fall, Carnival Cruise Lines announced they would suspend their cruises from Baltimore indefinitely, beginning in the fall of 2014, due to the economics of operating in the new North American Emission Control Area. Today they announced a date for their return in the spring of 2015, essentially meaning they will only be out of the market for the winter 2014-2015 season.
The will return with a ship with a lot of new features, one of them, making it possible to return to Baltimore.
* Caribbean Princess - Hurrying to Beat the Fog
Princess was faced with an interesting situation with regard to its turnaround at Houston this weekend.
In the end, they decided that, due to predicted fog Saturday morning, Caribbean Princess would return to Houston a day early, arriving after midnight Friday morning. Unfortunately, the early return necessitated canceling the last port call in Belize.
Ah, but there's more to the decision than just the fog.
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
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| Norwegian Getaway is currently in New York acting as the Bud Light Hotel. |
Friday, January 10, 2014
Cruise News Daily Headlines for January 10, 2014
* Norwegian Getaway Delivered
Meyer Werft delivered Norwegian Getaway to Norwegian Cruise Line this morning at Bremerhaven, after a building period of just 15 months, a feat of which Meyer is extremely proud. More
* Costa Concordia Today
Monday is the second anniversary of the sinking of Costa Concordia and this morning Costa and the salvager held a press conference in Rome to update the status of the project and the procedures that will be employed in the coming months until the ship is finally removed this summer. More/Video of the ship today
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers
Meyer Werft delivered Norwegian Getaway to Norwegian Cruise Line this morning at Bremerhaven, after a building period of just 15 months, a feat of which Meyer is extremely proud. More
* Costa Concordia Today
Monday is the second anniversary of the sinking of Costa Concordia and this morning Costa and the salvager held a press conference in Rome to update the status of the project and the procedures that will be employed in the coming months until the ship is finally removed this summer. More/Video of the ship today
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers
Meyer Werft Delivers Norwegian Getaway to Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Cruise Line took delivery of the 145,655-gross ton Norwegian Getaway this morning in Bremerhaven (Germany). The ship is the second of two Breakaway-class ships built for the line by Meyer Werft. It is currently sailing to Rotterdam to begin its European inaugural activities. Norwegian Getaway will be christened in Miami on February 7.
More to follow
Photos courtesy of Meyer Werft. May not be copied or used without permission. All rights reserved.
More to follow
Photos courtesy of Meyer Werft. May not be copied or used without permission. All rights reserved.
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Cruise News Daily Headlines for November 26, 2013
* Going Virtual
MSC has added a new virtual dimension to cruising aboard MSC Divina in the Caribbean. Passengers can download an app which they can use for free aboard the ship, and it will give them all sorts of information and services while aboard.
* Other Things You’ll Want to Know
CND subscribers also read about moaning in Nassau ... "floating" through NYC (more) ... all talk (more) ... and now arriving in Bremerhaven (more)
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
MSC has added a new virtual dimension to cruising aboard MSC Divina in the Caribbean. Passengers can download an app which they can use for free aboard the ship, and it will give them all sorts of information and services while aboard.
* Other Things You’ll Want to Know
CND subscribers also read about moaning in Nassau ... "floating" through NYC (more) ... all talk (more) ... and now arriving in Bremerhaven (more)
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
Norwegian Getaway Arrives at Bremerhaven
This isn't a major step in the process, but Meyer Werft has brought Norwegian Getaway to the Columbus Quay in Bremerhaven (Germany) for several days during its sea trials. The ship will remain here for several days before going to the North Sea.
Photos courtesy of Meyer Werft. May not be used or reproduced without permission.
Photos courtesy of Meyer Werft. May not be used or reproduced without permission.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Cruise News Daily Headlines for November 20, 2013
* An Enrichment Program Where the Speaker Gets to Prove How Good He Is
If you haven’t sailed on Holland America, you probably think all cooking demonstrations are the same. The chef mixes some ingredients together on a folding table put together either by the pool or in the atrium, while telling you some charming story in heavily-accented English, and there you have your cooking demonstration. But not on Holland America.
They’re serious about cooking. So serious they have built “Culinary Arts Centers” on each ship. These are fully-equipped small show kitchens in small theaters. The chef actually cooks things there for people who are genuinely interested in learning about cooking. More
* The End of the Song
After leaving the Royal Caribbean fleet, one of the most iconic ships in the industry, Song of Norway, hasn’t ever found a home where the passengers loved it they way they did when it was a Royal Caribbean ship. (It was built to be Royal Caribbean’s second ship in 1970.) Since 1997, it has been passed from one line to another, each naming it something new, and it deteriorated along the way. Now it has come to the end of its life.
* Other Things You’ll Want to Know
CND subscribers also read about Anthem of the Seas is beginning to take shape (more) ... a matter of the amount of desire ... and in a fog (more)
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
If you haven’t sailed on Holland America, you probably think all cooking demonstrations are the same. The chef mixes some ingredients together on a folding table put together either by the pool or in the atrium, while telling you some charming story in heavily-accented English, and there you have your cooking demonstration. But not on Holland America.
They’re serious about cooking. So serious they have built “Culinary Arts Centers” on each ship. These are fully-equipped small show kitchens in small theaters. The chef actually cooks things there for people who are genuinely interested in learning about cooking. More
* The End of the Song
After leaving the Royal Caribbean fleet, one of the most iconic ships in the industry, Song of Norway, hasn’t ever found a home where the passengers loved it they way they did when it was a Royal Caribbean ship. (It was built to be Royal Caribbean’s second ship in 1970.) Since 1997, it has been passed from one line to another, each naming it something new, and it deteriorated along the way. Now it has come to the end of its life.
* Other Things You’ll Want to Know
CND subscribers also read about Anthem of the Seas is beginning to take shape (more) ... a matter of the amount of desire ... and in a fog (more)
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
Video of Norwegian Getaway's River Convenance
Last week Norwegian Getaway left Meyer Werft, and we showed you pictures. It was an unusual river conveyance to be sure, with a nighttime departure (to coincide with the tides) from the yard at 1am, an even-larger ship having to ease through the narrow passages, and fog virtually all the way. Meyer Werft has now released a video of Norwegian Getaway's journey from the yard to the sea.
Friday, November 15, 2013
Cruise News Daily Headlines for November 15, 2013
* Norwegian Getaway Leaves Meyer Werft
Norwegian Getaway had a rather unusual conveyance down the river Ems to the North Sea today, the path which all ships built at Meyer Werft must go, once and only once. More
* Grand Princess Continues to Hawaii
Grand Princess continued on to Hawaii Thursday night after concluding its search for the passenger who jumped overboard Wednesday afternoon. The woman’s body was never located.
* Another Costa Vessel Hits the Water
There was more shipbuilding excitement today near Venice at the Fincantieri yard at Marghera. Water flowed under the keel of Costa Diadema this morning allowing the ship to float for the first time. More
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
Norwegian Getaway had a rather unusual conveyance down the river Ems to the North Sea today, the path which all ships built at Meyer Werft must go, once and only once. More
* Grand Princess Continues to Hawaii
Grand Princess continued on to Hawaii Thursday night after concluding its search for the passenger who jumped overboard Wednesday afternoon. The woman’s body was never located.
* Another Costa Vessel Hits the Water
There was more shipbuilding excitement today near Venice at the Fincantieri yard at Marghera. Water flowed under the keel of Costa Diadema this morning allowing the ship to float for the first time. More
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
Norwegian Getaway Departs Meyer Werft
Norwegian Getaway departed Meyer Werft in Papenburg early this morning (November 15, 2015) at about 1am (local time) amidst cold and fog, causing the ship to quickly become invisible. The fog persisted through its entire river conveyance, sometimes making it impossible to see the ship from the shore.
Photos copyright Michael Wessells and Meyer Werft. May not be copied or used without permission.
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| Norwegian Getaway being readied for departure from Meyer Werft |
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| Norwegian Getaway passing the dam at Meyer Werft taking the ship into the river. |
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| Norwegian Getaway leaves Papenburg and disappears into the fog |
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| Norwegian Getaway at Weener. The heavy fog like this obscured the ship through its complete river conveyance. |
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| When the sun rose, the visibility did not increase. |
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| Norwegian Getaway nearing Emden Friday afternoon in the fog. |
Photos copyright Michael Wessells and Meyer Werft. May not be copied or used without permission.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Cruise News Daily Headlines for November 12, 2013
* Disney to Focus on Caribbean in Early 2015
Disney Cruise Line released their early 2015 deployment plan today, and for the second year in a row, they will have their entire four-ship fleet homeported in Florida for the winter season, with three of the ships at Port Canaveral. Disney Wonder will again be based at Miami.
* Making a Slow Getaway
Meyer Werft said today that they have scheduled Norwegian Getaway’s river conveyance from the yard in Papenburg down the Ems River to the North Sea for this Thursday. This is the slow methodical voyage - backwards - down the relatively shallow river through its various narrow passages. As the largest class of ship Meyer has built so far, things will be even more slow and careful than ever.
* Cunard Has Plans
Cunard is already planning its 175th anniversary in 2015. It’s never too early to start. Their celebration is going center on their previous home of Liverpool with two events.
* Donning the Cool Glasses
Royal Caribbean executives gathered in Papenburg at Meyer Werft recently to walk through their ship (Quantum of the Seas) that isn’t built yet. More
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
Disney Cruise Line released their early 2015 deployment plan today, and for the second year in a row, they will have their entire four-ship fleet homeported in Florida for the winter season, with three of the ships at Port Canaveral. Disney Wonder will again be based at Miami.
* Making a Slow Getaway
Meyer Werft said today that they have scheduled Norwegian Getaway’s river conveyance from the yard in Papenburg down the Ems River to the North Sea for this Thursday. This is the slow methodical voyage - backwards - down the relatively shallow river through its various narrow passages. As the largest class of ship Meyer has built so far, things will be even more slow and careful than ever.
* Cunard Has Plans
Cunard is already planning its 175th anniversary in 2015. It’s never too early to start. Their celebration is going center on their previous home of Liverpool with two events.
* Donning the Cool Glasses
Royal Caribbean executives gathered in Papenburg at Meyer Werft recently to walk through their ship (Quantum of the Seas) that isn’t built yet. More
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Cruise News Daily Headlines for November 5, 2013
* Venice Severely Limits Cruise Ships
Effective next November, the Italian government will restrict or ban cruise ships of more than 96,000 gross tons in the Venice lagoon.
* Other Things You’ll Want to Know
CND subscribers also read about Pam Conover leaving Seadream ... before she's named Norwegian Getaway ... and just and oops.
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
Effective next November, the Italian government will restrict or ban cruise ships of more than 96,000 gross tons in the Venice lagoon.
* Other Things You’ll Want to Know
CND subscribers also read about Pam Conover leaving Seadream ... before she's named Norwegian Getaway ... and just and oops.
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Norwegian Getaway Makes Her Debut
Meyer Werft floated out Norwegian Getaway at their Papenberg yard this afternoon.
(Video added at bottom November 5, 2013)
Because the operation started at mid-afternoon, the float out continued past dusk.
The maneuvering in the lagoon and testing continued into the evening.
The entire operation was put together in this video by Meyer Werft on Monday.
Courtesy of Meyer Werft. Copyright Meyer Werft and Cruise News Daily. May not be copied or used without permission.
(Video added at bottom November 5, 2013)
The maneuvering in the lagoon and testing continued into the evening.
The entire operation was put together in this video by Meyer Werft on Monday.
Courtesy of Meyer Werft. Copyright Meyer Werft and Cruise News Daily. May not be copied or used without permission.
Friday, November 1, 2013
Cruise News Daily Headlines for November 1, 2013
* A Little Something to Amuse You While the Turkey’s Cooking
There will be a familiar name in the lineup of Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. With Quantum of the Seas homeporting at New York next year, Royal Caribbean will again part of the New York tradition. More
* The Moment They’ve Been Waiting For
Turn on the air and lights. Finish the dusting. The Bayport Cruise Terminal at Houston is finally ready board its first ship that will be sailing from the facility on a regular basis.
Caribbean Princess will sail from Bayport on Tuesday with a special 4-night cruise.
* Other Things You’ll Want to Know
CND subscribers also read about a time change (more) ... and putting two and two together.
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
There will be a familiar name in the lineup of Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. With Quantum of the Seas homeporting at New York next year, Royal Caribbean will again part of the New York tradition. More
* The Moment They’ve Been Waiting For
Turn on the air and lights. Finish the dusting. The Bayport Cruise Terminal at Houston is finally ready board its first ship that will be sailing from the facility on a regular basis.
Caribbean Princess will sail from Bayport on Tuesday with a special 4-night cruise.
* Other Things You’ll Want to Know
CND subscribers also read about a time change (more) ... and putting two and two together.
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Norwegian Getaway Getting Ready to Leave Home
Updated times November 1, 10:30am
Last week CND reported to subscribers that Meyer Werft would float out Norwegian Getaway from their covered building dock on Saturday (November 2, 2013 at approximately 3:30pm local time - 10:30am eastern time in the US). The date and time, of course, are always tentative subject to the weather cooperating. The event will be webcast on the Meyer Werft website on Saturday.
Meyer will schedule Norwegian Getaway's transit of the Ems River to the North Sea at a later date. It is tentatively planned for mid-November.
In this photo taken yesterday, Norwegian Getaway is shown nearly complete and being readied for its float out. You'll note the funnel is still to be attached after the float out.
Once in the lagoon after the float out, tests will be carried out for several hours before docking at the finishing dock. Then within a couple of days the Norwegian crew will arrive and move aboard the ship.
Photo courtesy of Meyer Werft. All rights reserved.
Last week CND reported to subscribers that Meyer Werft would float out Norwegian Getaway from their covered building dock on Saturday (November 2, 2013 at approximately 3:30pm local time - 10:30am eastern time in the US). The date and time, of course, are always tentative subject to the weather cooperating. The event will be webcast on the Meyer Werft website on Saturday.
Meyer will schedule Norwegian Getaway's transit of the Ems River to the North Sea at a later date. It is tentatively planned for mid-November.
In this photo taken yesterday, Norwegian Getaway is shown nearly complete and being readied for its float out. You'll note the funnel is still to be attached after the float out.
Once in the lagoon after the float out, tests will be carried out for several hours before docking at the finishing dock. Then within a couple of days the Norwegian crew will arrive and move aboard the ship.
Photo courtesy of Meyer Werft. All rights reserved.
Friday, October 25, 2013
Cruise News Daily Headlines for October 25, 2013
* Costa Enters a New Segment of the Market
Costa is a mass market cruise line. They are, however, creating a new type of cruising for themselves that was once the province of premium and luxury lines.
* Costa Concordia Remains Identified
One set of remains found aboard Costa Concordia after it was righted has been identified.
* Ready for Its Getaway
Meyer Werft said today that Norwegian Getaway would be floated out of their covered building dock in Papenburg (Germany) on Saturday, November 2 at approximately 10:30am (local time).
* New Hazzard from Lyubov Orlova
When last seen, the aging polar cruise ship Lyubov Orlova was floating in the North Atlantic. The ship broke free of its tow line as it was being towed from Canada to the Dominican Republic for scrapping last January. Now the Irish Coast Guard believes it's threatening Ireland because of an unusual biohazzard.
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
Costa is a mass market cruise line. They are, however, creating a new type of cruising for themselves that was once the province of premium and luxury lines.
* Costa Concordia Remains Identified
One set of remains found aboard Costa Concordia after it was righted has been identified.
* Ready for Its Getaway
Meyer Werft said today that Norwegian Getaway would be floated out of their covered building dock in Papenburg (Germany) on Saturday, November 2 at approximately 10:30am (local time).
* New Hazzard from Lyubov Orlova
When last seen, the aging polar cruise ship Lyubov Orlova was floating in the North Atlantic. The ship broke free of its tow line as it was being towed from Canada to the Dominican Republic for scrapping last January. Now the Irish Coast Guard believes it's threatening Ireland because of an unusual biohazzard.
The complete articles appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.
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