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Quark Expeditions Unveils ‘Antarctica by Helicopter’ Itinerary – Cruise Industry News

By |September 17th, 2024|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General|

Quark Expeditions introduced its new itinerary: “Antarctica by Helicopter: Icebergs, Mountains, and Remote Lands.”The 12-day expedition offers an opportunity to explore Antarctica’s rarely visited regions, including Antarctic Sound, Erebus and Terror Gulf, and the Weddell Sea, using the Ultramarine and its twin-engine helicopters.Guests will enjoy aerial views on two helicopter flightseeing excursions and one helicopter landing. The journey combines these aerial experiences with zodiac rides and land excursions, providing a comprehensive exploration of the continent. “Our commitment to polar exploration drives us to continually offer unparalleled adventures that are only possible with Quark Expeditions,” said Cathy Lawton, senior director[...]

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Norwegian Unveils Prince Tribute and New Shows for Norwegian Aqua in 2025

By |September 16th, 2024|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General|

Norwegian Cruise Line announced “Revolution: A Celebration of Prince” and “Elements: The World Expanded” as the two new exclusive entertainment offerings to debut on the Norwegian Aqua in April 2025. The new Revolution: A Celebration of Prince tribute show, created in partnership with Prince Legacy, LLC and Primary Wave Music, will honor the artist through... Source link

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Royal Caribbean and Wartsila Sign Five-Year Agreement

By |September 16th, 2024|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General|

Wärtsilä has entered into a five-year Lifecycle Agreement with Royal Caribbean Group, encompassing 37 of the company’s cruise ships, the company announced in a press release. The agreement aims to enhance the performance, reliability and availability of the ships’ engines, improving operational efficiency and advancing Royal Caribbean’s sustainability objectives. “This agreement is a testament to... Source link

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Norwegian Spirit’s 2026 Summer Includes Mix of Pacific Ports – Cruise Industry News

By |September 15th, 2024|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General|

The Norwegian Spirit is set to split its time between three regions of the Pacific Ocean during Norwegian Cruise Line’s 2026 summer season.As part of what the company calls a guest-centric approach to itinerary planning, the ship will operate sail to the South Pacific, Alaska and Hawaii.After completing a winter program in Australia and New Zealand, the 1999-built vessel kicks off its summer schedule on April 22, 2026.The deployment mostly includes open-jaw cruises to the South Pacific, sailing from Sydney, Papeete and Honolulu, as well as a new embarkation port for Norwegian, Lautoka.According to the company, the 11-[...]

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27 Cruise Travel Hacks Using Ziplock Baggies (& why you should pack them)

By |September 14th, 2024|Categories: Feature, General|Tags: |

Sharing is caring! I love a good cruise packing hack, and swear by the cruise essentials that make cruising and traveling easier. However, ziplock baggies shouldn’t be overlooked when it comes to packing for a cruise! This inexpensive item isn’t glamorous, but ziplock baggies can be invaluable on your cruise. Resealable Ziplock baggies are incredibly versatile and come in various sizes, making them a must-have for any cruise traveler. From organizing clothes to keeping electronics dry, these affordable bags can easily replace pricier travel accessories like waterproof cases, packing cubes, and toiletry bags. Many cruise travelers rely on[...]

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Columbia Shipmanagement Reports Decrease in Medical Disembarkations

By |September 14th, 2024|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General|

Columbia Shipmanagement (CSM), a member of the Columbia Group, reported a significant reduction in emergency medical disembarkations.  According to a company statement, this improvement is due to proactive health measures and early intervention strategies implemented in partnership with the OneCare Group and Marine Medical Solutions (MMS). Enhanced telemedicine technologies have also contributed to better management... Source link

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