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Royal
Caribbean Revises Disembarkation Process
Royal
Caribbean International introduced new procedures fleetwide to
further ease the departure process on all ships. The company also
added programming for guests who are staying onboard for multiple
sailings. We listened to our guests feedback regarding
the opportunity to transform the departure experience and responded
with the launch of a refreshed process fleetwide, said Lisa
Bauer, senior vice president-hotel operations at Royal Caribbean.
Early testing aboard Freedom of the Seas has yielded
very positive guest feedback, with the enhanced communications cited
as one of the most helpful tools for our guests on departure day.
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Carnival
Wins Big In Porthole Cruise Magazines Annual Readers
Choice Awards, Taking Home Honors In Nine Categories
Carnival
Cruise Lines led the way once again in Porthole Cruise
Magazines Reader Choice Awards, winning in nine
different categories, including two new categories Best Web
Site and Best Mexican Itineraries.
Porthole
Cruise Magazines Readers Choice Awards are
determined by thousands of the publications readers who vote on
their favorite cruise line in a wide variety of categories. Since the
awards were established in 1999, Carnival has taken home an
unprecedented 101 Readers Choice Awards the most
of any cruise line.
Carnivals 2008 Readers Choice Awards include:
Best
Megaship (Carnival Freedom)
Best
Childrens Programs
Best
Value-for-the-Money
Best
Short-Duration Cruise
Best
Shore Excursions
Best
Web Site
Best
Main Dining Room Cuisine
Best
Entertainment
Best
Mexican Itineraries
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Princess
Receives Three Top Honors in Porthole Readers' Choice Awards
Line
Voted Best for Itineraries and Onboard Boutiques
Princess
Cruises has received top honors in three categories of Porthole
Cruise Magazine's 2008 Annual Readers' Choice Awards. The line won
Best Central American Itineraries, Best Australia/New Zealand
Itineraries, and Best Onboard Shopping.
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Carnival
Cruise Lines to Increase Capacity on 2010 New York Departures
Carnival
Cruise Lines will increase capacity on its seasonal cruise program
from New York in 2010 with the 2,978-passenger Carnival Glory
scheduled to operate a variety of four and five-day Atlantic Canada
voyages from June to September, followed by a series of five
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It
marks the first time that Carnival has deployed one of its largest
ships on the highly popular program. The 110,000-ton Carnival
Glory features a wide variety of exceptional facilities, amenities
and stateroom accommodation categories
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A
Look At The Carnival Libertys Two New 750-Square-Foot Suites
Underscoring
the increasing popularity of balcony and suite accommodations,
Carnival recently completed the construction of two expansive new
750-square-foot suites aboard the Carnival Liberty.
The
newly completed suites the largest in the Fun Ship
fleet feature a new cabin configuration with a separate
bedroom, expansive living area and two bathrooms.
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Carnival
Dream to Host 2009 Bloggers Cruises
Carnival
Cruise Lines' popular senior cruise director and blogger John Heald
will host two Bloggers Cruises aboard the new 130,000-ton Carnival
Dream in 2009.
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Celebrity
to Resume Bermuda Cruises
Celebrity
Cruises announced plans to resume cruises to Bermuda in 2010. |
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The
Celebrity Summit will reposition from San Juan to Cape Liberty
(Bayonne), NJ on April 17, 2010, for a series of seven-night
roundtrip Bermuda itineraries. The ship will dock at King's Wharf,
Bermuda, also known as the Royal Naval Dockyard.
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Good
bye QE2
On
Thanksgiving Day , she concluded her final voyage in service to
Cunard® and headed towards her new life as a first-class hotel
and entertainment destination in Dubai
Named
by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 1967, QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 has set
a number of extraordinary records:
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Oceania
ship fends off piracy attempt
Two
small skiffs pursued Oceania Cruises Nautica and one fired
eight rifle shots during the vessels transit of the Gulf of
Aden this morning. The ship took evasive action and no one aboard was
harmed, with no damage sustained.
Eight
shots were fired and none hit the ship. The closest the pirates ever
got to the vessel was 300 meters, Oceania president Bob Binder SAID.
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