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Azamara Cruises to Return to Alaska in 2026 – Cruise Industry News

By |October 17th, 2024|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General, Top Stories|

Following a seven-year hiatus, Azamara Cruises is set to return to Alaska in the summer of 2026, the company announced in a press release.According to Azamara, the voyages in the region will visit unspoiled destinations and will include excursions aimed at bringing guests closer to natural beauty, unparalleled wildlife and authentic culture.The Azamara Pursuit is scheduled to offer a series of ten- to 13-night cruises in Alaska starting in May 2026.The itineraries were curated to offer visits to remote destinations in the region and provide extended stays in port of over ten hours, the company highlighted.“We are excited[...]

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AIDAdiva to Debut New Culinary Highlights in 2025 – Cruise Industry News

By |October 11th, 2024|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General, Top Stories|

AIDA Cruises’ AIDAdiva will introduce new culinary experiences following a seven-week drydock from February 3 to March 22, 2025, as part of AIDA Cruises’ modernization program.According to a press release, the ship will offer eight restaurants and 15 bars, including exciting new venues that expand the range of dining options.Among the new highlights is the Yacht Club Restaurant, which features a maritime atmosphere with a menu offering seasonal cuisine and international specialties. The restaurant’s outdoor area houses the Lanai Bar, where guests can enjoy a variety of drinks from AIDA Spritz to sundowners.The French Kiss Restaurant, debuting on[...]

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Hurricane Milton Delays More Carnival Ships – Cruise Industry News

By |October 10th, 2024|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General, Top Stories|

As Hurricane Milton continues to impact cruise operations in Florida and the Caribbean, Carnival Cruise Line confirmed delays for more ships in its fleet.Operating out of Port Canaveral, the Carnival Glory won’t be able to return to its homeport as scheduled on Friday, Oct. 11.With the port currently closed, Carnival expects the ship to dock on Saturday, Oct. 12, kicking off its upcoming cruise to the Bahamas one day later.“We are hopeful we will be able to operate with a shortened duration. We will provide more information about operational plans for this voyage, following the reopening of the[...]

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Norwegian Luna to Feature Prima Plus Dining Venues – Cruise Industry News

By |October 6th, 2024|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General, Top Stories|

The Norwegian Luna will offer all the new dining venues and bar experiences of the Prima Plus class, Norwegian Cruise Line recently announced.According to the company, the new ship will enter service in April 2026 with the various new concepts that will debut onboard the Norwegian Aqua in early 2025.One of the venues that will return onboard the Norwegian Luna is Sukhothai, which is described by Norwegian as a Thai specialty restaurant with an eclectic menu of traditional and creative offerings.The ship will also boast Indulge Food Hall, an upscale food court that was first introduced by the[...]

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Carnival Corporation: 2025 Already Half Sold, Momentum in Occupancy and Price

By |October 2nd, 2024|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General, Top Stories|

“Looking forward, the momentum continues as we actively manage the demand curve,” said Josh Weinstein, CEO of Carnival Corporation. Weinstein was speaking on the company’s third quarter earnings call, which took place on Monday morning. He said the company had already sold nearly half of its 2025 cruises. “At this point in time, 2025 is... Source link

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Weinstein: Carnival’s Limited Orderbook to Drive Demand

By |October 1st, 2024|Categories: Cruise News, Feature, General, Top Stories|

“We have just three (new) ships spread over the next four years,” said Josh Weinstein, CEO of Carnival Corporation, speaking on the company’s third quarter earnings call. “That’s one ship delivery in 2025, none in 2026, and one ship in each of 2027 and 2028. This limited orderbook should also position us well to continue... Source link

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