It will serve as home port to Royal Caribbean International ships, including two of the largest cruise ships in the world, Symphony of the Seas and Allure of the Seas.
The complete story appeared in the November 2 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Friday, November 2, 2018
Royal Caribbean Open New Miami Home
Although there was a soft opening last weekend with several ships using it, Royal Caribbean officially opened their new state-of-the-art Terminal A at Port Miami today.
It will serve as home port to Royal Caribbean International ships, including two of the largest cruise ships in the world, Symphony of the Seas and Allure of the Seas.
It will serve as home port to Royal Caribbean International ships, including two of the largest cruise ships in the world, Symphony of the Seas and Allure of the Seas.
Other Things You'll Want to Know - November 2, 2018
CND subscribers also read about:
- Carnival Corp receiving three patents for the technology used in their Ocean Medallion program
- Port Canaveral achieving record passenger numbers
Details appeared in the November 2 issue of Cruise News Daily.
Thursday, November 1, 2018
Princess Readies 2020 European Season with Another New Ship
The debut of Princess' newest ship, Enchanted Princess will highlight the line's 2020 European program.
Enchanted Princess is the fifth Royal-class ship and will enter service in July in the Mediterranean, sailing from Barcelona, Athens and Rome on cruises from seven- to 22-nights in length.
Enchanted Princess is the fifth Royal-class ship and will enter service in July in the Mediterranean, sailing from Barcelona, Athens and Rome on cruises from seven- to 22-nights in length.
The complete story appeared in the November 1 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Electrical Malfunction Causes Carnival Sunshine to List
After having sailed from Port Canaveral earlier in the evening on a five-night cruise, Carnival Sunshine listed markedly for one minute due to a “technical issue,” according to the line.
The incident caused lots of breakage as dishes and glassware slid off tables and shelves in the dining rooms and in bars. Bottles rolled around or broke in the shops. Passengers reported tables in the dining room sliding and less-experienced passengers panicking. Beyond looking like a mess, there didn't seem to be any damage.
The incident caused lots of breakage as dishes and glassware slid off tables and shelves in the dining rooms and in bars. Bottles rolled around or broke in the shops. Passengers reported tables in the dining room sliding and less-experienced passengers panicking. Beyond looking like a mess, there didn't seem to be any damage.
Details appeared in the November 1 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Cunard Commodore Christopher Rynd Retires
Cunard announced that Commodore Christopher Rynd has retired from an epic seafaring career.
The line said, “Commodore Rynd was seen as the quintessential Cunard ship's Master but his career spanned a number of cruise shipping lines and vessels that made him a popular figure with countless thousands of cruise guests.”
Commodore Rynd has struck a number of iconic poses used in Cunard publicity photos but none more so than the one from 2012 by James Morgan aboard Queen Mary 2.
The line said, “Commodore Rynd was seen as the quintessential Cunard ship's Master but his career spanned a number of cruise shipping lines and vessels that made him a popular figure with countless thousands of cruise guests.”
Commodore Rynd has struck a number of iconic poses used in Cunard publicity photos but none more so than the one from 2012 by James Morgan aboard Queen Mary 2.
Details appeared in the November 1 issue of Cruise News Daily.
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