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Cruise Line Warns Passengers Not To Take Buffet Food To Rooms, Internet Reacts
Some travellers supported the move and raised issues with abandoned dishes and hallway messes on cruises.
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Cruise Line Introduces 4-Year Trip For Americans Who Want To Skip Trump's Second Term
Passengers will have the opportunity to explore international destinations at sea, with the cruise line promising an easy, carefree experience.
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From Ice Cutters To Luxurious Cruises: How Antarctica Became The Ultimate Travel Hotspot
Antarctica, known as the world's coldest and most remote continent, is now a booming travel destination, attracting more tourists than ever.
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78 Whales Slaughtered In Front Of Passengers In Faroe Islands, Cruise Ship Apologises
78 long-finned pilot whales, a species of oceanic dolphins were killed near the capital of Torshavn on Sunday.
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Nearly 3,000 Confined To Cabins On Cruise Ship After COVID-19 Case
A Genting Cruise Lines ship on a "cruise to nowhere" has returned to Singapore after a confirmed case of COVID-19 in a passenger, and the nearly 3,000 passengers and crew on board were confined to their cabins through most of Wednesday.
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Disney Closes Theme Parks In California, Florida Over Coronavirus
Walt Disney Co will close its theme parks in California and Florida and its resort in Paris from this weekend through the end of the month due to the global outbreak of coronavirus, the company said on Thursday.
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US Cruise Line Suspends Voyages Worldwide For 2 Months Amid Coronavirus
US cruise line Princess Cruises announced on Thursday it was suspending voyages worldwide for 60 days in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Royal Caribbean Cruise Bans All China Citizens Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
A major cruise line on Friday took the extraordinary step of banning citizens of China regardless of when they were last there, while there was sorrow and anger over the coronavirus death of a doctor from Wuhan who had been reprimanded for sounding an early warning about the disease.
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"None Of Us Want To Get On Their Ships": Passengers Protest Aboard Cruise
The disappointment started mounting the first day of a two-week Norwegian Cruise Line voyage in Europe. So by the time the Norwegian Spirit had diverted to several alternative ports - spending extra unplanned days at sea - passengers were on edge.
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For These Billionaires, It’s All About Cruise Fleets
Cruising is a $126 billion industry with plenty of room to grow.
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Enjoy the Best Cruises Without Being Surrounded by Tourists
It’s becoming easier to find a private oasis on 4,000-passenger ships.
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Coming To Cruise Ships In 2018: Race Tracks And Drones That Dive
Robot bartenders and thrill slides are so last year. Soon, passengers on cruise ships will be zooming electric cars around the largest racetrack at sea, playing outdoor laser tag at night, and spotting marine life with diving drones.
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This Cruise Line Is Turning To God For Survival
When people book a cruise, they generally want a vacation: sleeping in, pool time, plentiful drinks, lavish dinners. Fathom, the one-ship Carnival Corp. experiment in " social-impact travel " for travelers who want to make a difference, is definitely not for them.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Ship Runs Aground on Bermuda Reef; no Injuries
A Norwegian Cruise Line ship ran aground on a reef on Tuesday after leaving Bermuda but there were no reports of any injuries, the company said.
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Cruise Line Warns Passengers Not To Take Buffet Food To Rooms, Internet Reacts
Some travellers supported the move and raised issues with abandoned dishes and hallway messes on cruises.
-
Cruise Line Introduces 4-Year Trip For Americans Who Want To Skip Trump's Second Term
Passengers will have the opportunity to explore international destinations at sea, with the cruise line promising an easy, carefree experience.
-
From Ice Cutters To Luxurious Cruises: How Antarctica Became The Ultimate Travel Hotspot
Antarctica, known as the world's coldest and most remote continent, is now a booming travel destination, attracting more tourists than ever.
-
78 Whales Slaughtered In Front Of Passengers In Faroe Islands, Cruise Ship Apologises
78 long-finned pilot whales, a species of oceanic dolphins were killed near the capital of Torshavn on Sunday.
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Nearly 3,000 Confined To Cabins On Cruise Ship After COVID-19 Case
A Genting Cruise Lines ship on a "cruise to nowhere" has returned to Singapore after a confirmed case of COVID-19 in a passenger, and the nearly 3,000 passengers and crew on board were confined to their cabins through most of Wednesday.
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Disney Closes Theme Parks In California, Florida Over Coronavirus
Walt Disney Co will close its theme parks in California and Florida and its resort in Paris from this weekend through the end of the month due to the global outbreak of coronavirus, the company said on Thursday.
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US Cruise Line Suspends Voyages Worldwide For 2 Months Amid Coronavirus
US cruise line Princess Cruises announced on Thursday it was suspending voyages worldwide for 60 days in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Royal Caribbean Cruise Bans All China Citizens Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
A major cruise line on Friday took the extraordinary step of banning citizens of China regardless of when they were last there, while there was sorrow and anger over the coronavirus death of a doctor from Wuhan who had been reprimanded for sounding an early warning about the disease.
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"None Of Us Want To Get On Their Ships": Passengers Protest Aboard Cruise
The disappointment started mounting the first day of a two-week Norwegian Cruise Line voyage in Europe. So by the time the Norwegian Spirit had diverted to several alternative ports - spending extra unplanned days at sea - passengers were on edge.
-
For These Billionaires, It’s All About Cruise Fleets
Cruising is a $126 billion industry with plenty of room to grow.
-
Enjoy the Best Cruises Without Being Surrounded by Tourists
It’s becoming easier to find a private oasis on 4,000-passenger ships.
-
Coming To Cruise Ships In 2018: Race Tracks And Drones That Dive
Robot bartenders and thrill slides are so last year. Soon, passengers on cruise ships will be zooming electric cars around the largest racetrack at sea, playing outdoor laser tag at night, and spotting marine life with diving drones.
-
This Cruise Line Is Turning To God For Survival
When people book a cruise, they generally want a vacation: sleeping in, pool time, plentiful drinks, lavish dinners. Fathom, the one-ship Carnival Corp. experiment in " social-impact travel " for travelers who want to make a difference, is definitely not for them.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Ship Runs Aground on Bermuda Reef; no Injuries
A Norwegian Cruise Line ship ran aground on a reef on Tuesday after leaving Bermuda but there were no reports of any injuries, the company said.
