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Carnival Corporation & plc has reached an agreement with Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri to construct a 130,000-ton cruise ship for its Carnival Cruise Lines brand, scheduled to enter service in spring 2012.
To be built at Fincantieri’s Monfalcone yard under a U.S. dollar denominated contract, the all-in cost of the vessel is approximately $200,000 per lower berth.
The New 3,690-passenger vessel will offer many of the same innovations featured on the rece... Read More
SEATTLE, Sept. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- For those who have sailed even just once with Holland America Line, there's now more to enjoy on future cruises. The new Mariner Society Rewards Program provides past guests with exciting new benefits from generous onboard discounts while sailing and special rates on select cruises to reduced or free third and fourth rates when booking future cruises. Benefits are tiered and vary based on a guest's cruise history. ... Read More
Cruise & Maritime Voyages is being launched as a New cruise brand in the UK by Cruise & Maritime Services (CMS), which has been general sales agents in the UK for Transocean Tours and Louis Cruise Lines.
Cruise & Maritime Voyages will sail the 22,000-ton, 800-passenger Marco Polo, which it previously marketed for Transocean in the UK. Starting Jan. 2, 2010, with the Marco Polo on a five-year charter, the ship will sail a year-round program of cruises, including 24-ex UK... Read More
A New cruise line called Voyages to Antiquity is being launched by Gerry Herrod, who previously launched Discovery World Cruises, Orient Lines, Pearl Cruises and before that, Ocean Cruise Line, all of which he subsequently sold. Voyages to Antiquity has acquired the 1973-built, 11,500-ton, 560-passenger Aegean I to be renamed the Aegean Odyssey. She will be sailing in the Mediterranean on two-week cruises from May to November. ... Read More
MIAMI (AP) — The little girls who made the New Kids on the Block a boy band sensation in the late 1980s and early 1990s are all grown up, and now they've got disposable income. So what better way to show their love for Jordan, Jonathan, Joey, Donnie and Danny than spending three days with them on a Caribbean cruise? About 2,100 women, most in their 20s and 30s, paid more $1,000 each for a sold-out, three-day Carnival Cruise Lines trip that left Miami for the Bahamas on Fri... Read More
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