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Norwegian Jade Cruise Ship Docks in Haifa, Bringing a Wave of Excitement to the City

February 28, 2023 By admin

Norwegian Jade Cruise Ship Docks in Haifa

The magnificent Norwegian Jade cruise ship arrived at the port of Haifa as part of its Mediterranean cruise, bringing with it a wave of excitement and anticipation among the local community. The ship, which is part of the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet, is known for its luxurious amenities and impressive size. As the ship slowly made its way into the port, passengers could be … [Read more...] about Norwegian Jade Cruise Ship Docks in Haifa, Bringing a Wave of Excitement to the City

Holland America Line, a premium cruise line, has launched a poster design contest to commemorate its 150th anniversary

February 16, 2023 By admin

Holland America Line, a premium cruise line, has launched a poster design contest to commemorate its 150th anniversary. The winning poster designer will receive a seven-day Alaska cruise for two in a balcony stateroom. The contest is open to artists of all abilities, who can enter by submitting their unique poster design through Holland America Line's Facebook page and … [Read more...] about Holland America Line, a premium cruise line, has launched a poster design contest to commemorate its 150th anniversary

Holland America Line has opened booking for their 2024 Alaska Cruisetours

February 9, 2023 By admin

Holland America Line has opened booking for their 2024 Alaska Cruisetours. The cruisetours offer travelers the chance to visit Denali and the Yukon and take advantage of Holland America's 75 years of experience in Alaska exploration. There are 16 different cruisetours to choose from, including the option to go overland first or to include one, two, or three nights at Denali … [Read more...] about Holland America Line has opened booking for their 2024 Alaska Cruisetours

Carnival Corporation Expands Next-Generation Wi-Fi Connectivity with SpaceX’s Starlink

January 18, 2023 By admin

New agreement with satellite technology leader Starlink set to transform guest and crew connectivity experience with faster and greater capacity to ships, beginning with the company's Carnival Cruise Line and AIDA Cruises brands As part of its ongoing strategy, world's largest cruise company has nearly tripled fleetwide bandwidth and continues to enhance connectivity as part … [Read more...] about Carnival Corporation Expands Next-Generation Wi-Fi Connectivity with SpaceX’s Starlink

Holland America Line’s 2024 Europe Season Introduces New Itineraries and Homeports, Longer Cruises and More Northern Capitals

December 20, 2022 By admin

Rotterdam sails several new Northern Europe itineraries from new homeport city of Rotterdam, Zuiderdam expands Iceland and Greenland routes, Bermuda returns SEATTLE, Dec. 20, 2022 - For Holland America Line's 2024 Europe season, the cruise line is adding several new itineraries that combine regions, increasing the number of voyages of 14 days or longer and enhancing Northern … [Read more...] about Holland America Line’s 2024 Europe Season Introduces New Itineraries and Homeports, Longer Cruises and More Northern Capitals

Costa Toscana on the Middle East Cruise

December 5, 2022 By admin

Costa Toscana Cruise Ship

Costa Toscana arrives to Haifa. … [Read more...] about Costa Toscana on the Middle East Cruise

Holland America Line Sees Record Black Friday Bookings in the U.S.

December 1, 2022 By admin

Interest in exploring Alaska helps fuel strong weekend cruise sales, outpacing 2019 SEATTLE, Dec. 1, 2022 - In a strong sign that cruising is back, Holland America Line's Black Friday booking volumes hit a record high for the shopping holiday in the United States, with volume for the day close to 20% higher than in 2019 and more than 10% higher for the period from Black … [Read more...] about Holland America Line Sees Record Black Friday Bookings in the U.S.

Cunard Announces 2024 Summer and Fall Program

November 29, 2022 By admin

Voyages on Sale for Cunard World Club Members Starting December 6, 2022 and to the Public on December 7, 2022 Newest Ship Queen Anne Debuts 2024 Itineraries VALENCIA, Calif., Nov. 29, 2022 - Luxury cruise line Cunard announces itineraries from April 2024 through January 2025, offering over 190 new voyages fleet wide, including Queen Anne's maiden season. Featuring … [Read more...] about Cunard Announces 2024 Summer and Fall Program

Costa Venezia Cruise Ship Arrives to Haifa Port

November 25, 2022 By admin

Costa Venezia Cruise Ship

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ROYAL CARIBBEAN GROUP CELEBRATES 30 YEARS OF SAVE THE WAVES, THE COMPANY’S COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY

November 21, 2022 By admin

First initiative to establish standards for environmental management, ocean conservation for crewmembers and guests across global fleet MIAMI, Nov. 21, 2022 - Royal Caribbean Group (NYSE: RCL) this month celebrates 30 years of Save the Waves, the company's first environmental initiative. Save the Waves has evolved into a global commitment to engrain sustainability practices … [Read more...] about ROYAL CARIBBEAN GROUP CELEBRATES 30 YEARS OF SAVE THE WAVES, THE COMPANY’S COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY

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