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Singapore Permits Cruises to Begin with Royal Caribbean and Genting09 October 2020 Friday 15:10Singapore Permits Cruises to Begin with Royal Caribbean and GentingSingapore is the next world port scheduled to open to the cruise industry with a trial program designed for local residents and to support the government’s calibrated resumption of economic activities.
Carnival Cruise Cuts Steel on First LNG-Powered ShipCarnival Cruise Cuts Steel on First LNG-Powered Ship18 November 2018 Sunday 10:11
Steel-Cutting Ceremony for Carnival Cruise's Largest ShipSteel-Cutting Ceremony for Carnival Cruise's Largest Ship16 November 2018 Friday 10:16
Mystic Cruises Expanding Its FleetMystic Cruises Expanding Its Fleet14 November 2018 Wednesday 10:18
LATEST GALLERIES
    SunStone Orders More Expedition Cruiseships in ChinaSunStone Orders More Expedition Cruiseships in ChinaSunStone Ships announced it had inked deals to build two more Infinity-class expedition ships, the fourth and fifth in a series of vessels being built in China and chartered to various customers.14 November 2018 Wednesday 10:11
    Symphony of the Seas Heads to MiamiSymphony of the Seas Heads to MiamiRoyal Caribbean's Symphony of the Seas arrived at her new home at Terminal A in Miami on Friday.12 November 2018 Monday 09:52
    New Cruise Ship of Celebrity Heads Off to FloridaNew Cruise Ship of Celebrity Heads Off to FloridaCelebrity Cruises has taken delivery of its brand new 117,000 gross ton cruise ship, Celebrity Edge, after 23 months of construction.07 November 2018 Wednesday 10:56
    Virgin Voyages' First Destination is CubaVirgin Voyages' First Destination is CubaVirgin Voyages, Sir Richard Branson's new adults-only cruise line, will make Havana its first destination when its first ship enters operation in 2020. "Get ready for sun, salsa dancing and incredible city sights," said Branson in a video announcement.06 November 2018 Tuesday 14:00
    Great Interest on The First Cruise of DisneyGreat Interest on The First Cruise of DisneyDisney Cruise Lines' first sailing from Louisiana, a four-day itinerary departing New Orleans in early 2020, was so popular that it sold out in about an hour.06 November 2018 Tuesday 13:00
    Tourism could help normalize Russia-Turkey relationsTourism could help normalize Russia-Turkey relationsRussian people's wish to holiday in Turkey again could help ease Kremlin's stance against Turkey23 March 2016 Wednesday 14:34
    2015 Brings 1 Million Cruise Passengers to New Orleans2015 Brings 1 Million Cruise Passengers to New OrleansMore than one million passengers in 2015 have passed through the Port of New Orleans cruise terminals, up 1 percent compared to 2014, marking the fifth consecutive record year.16 January 2016 Saturday 09:49
    Crystal Serenity 2017 voyages reposition to North & South AmericaCrystal Serenity 2017 voyages reposition to North & South AmericaCrystal Cruises has announced that it will reposition one of its luxury ocean vessels in 2017, unveiling a new line-up of itineraries.08 January 2016 Friday 14:30
    Royal Caribbean to Stay in Virgin Islands for 10 More YearsRoyal Caribbean to Stay in Virgin Islands for 10 More YearsThe Virgin Islands Port Authority has signed a ten-year agreement with the second largest cruise line in the world, Royal Caribbean Cruises, Limited (RCCL) extending the cruise line’s berthing privileges at the port.25 December 2015 Friday 11:05
    Windstar Cruises’ Ship Runs Aground off PanamaWindstar Cruises’ Ship Runs Aground off PanamaIn the early hours of December 22, Windstar Cruises’ cruise ship Star Pride ran aground while coming into anchor at Isla de Coiba, Panama.25 December 2015 Friday 10:26
    MSC Cruises Invests in Private Bahamian IslandMSC Cruises Invests in Private Bahamian IslandMSC Cruises, the Geneva-based global cruise line, has unveiled plans to develop marine reserve island in the Bahamas.19 December 2015 Saturday 11:10
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