Other Things You'll Want to Know - December 28, 2017

CND subscribers also read about:

• Upgrades that were made at Palm Beach while Grand Celebration was away
• Norwegian gets their way in Miami
• The cruise ship most historians forgot

Details appeared in the December 28 edition of Cruise News Daily. 

Bahamas Paradise to Add Second Ship

Bahamas Paradise Line inked a deal with the Port of Palm Beach to add a second ship homeported there, and the ship will be the former Costa neoClassica, renamed Grand Classica.

Details appeared in the August 21 edition of Cruise News Daily.

New Line to Operate Cruises from Palm Beach to the Bahamas

The Port of Palm Beach is reporting they will have a cruise ship to replace Bahamas Celebration which struck an unknown object in the water as it was leaving Freeport on October 31 and opened a hole in the side of the ship below the water line.

The new ship, the 47,000-ton Grand Celebration, will be operated by a new line, Bahama Paradise Cruise Line, but with many of the same executives of the old line. The operation seems to be a duplicate of Bahamas Celebration’s, and the line plans to be in service as early as February 2015.

The complete article appeared in the e-mail edition of Cruise News Daily delivered to our subscribers.

A Big Splash in Charleston, Money Flowing into the Yukon, a Big Number in Boston and a Shaggy Dog

* Other Things You'll Want to Know

CND subscribers also read about Carnival making a "splash" in Charleston ... Holland America throwing money around in the Yukon ... how a million people in Boston can't be wrong .. and a shaggy dog story at the Port of Palm Beach.

Details appeared in the "Other Things You'll Want to Know" column in the May 19, 2010, edition of Cruise News Daily.

Pornography in Canada, New Visa Rules in Bermuda, Palm Beach Port News & Financial Trouble in San Diego

CND subscribers also read about the beginning of another summer of crew members being arrested in Halifax for carrying child pornography into Canada ... new visa rules in Bermuda causing problems for some passengers and crew members ... with the start of regular cruise service, there's a new more consumer-friendly website for the Port of Palm Beach ... and hard times at the Port of San Diego.

Details appeared in the "Other Things You'll Want to Know" column in the May 14, 2010 edition of Cruise News Daily.