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Princess Cruises will replace Princess Cay with RelaxAway, Half Moon Cay in its itineraries starting November, amidst recent updates to the latter's facilities.
Norwegian Cruise Line promised a marketing revamp earlier this year, and last week we got a look at one component: influencer partnerships.
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection reported $109 million in Q2 revenue with a 7% increase in average daily passenger spending year over year, though load factors decreased slightly due to fleet expansion.
Twenty-five years after the twin towers collapsed, the memorial and accompanying museum have become an essential part of a New York itinerary for many visitors.
The Queen Mary 2 will undergo a refurbishment during drydock in April 2027, with the addition of 31 new staterooms, upgrades to existing suites, enhancements to public spaces and improvements to amenities like the spa and planetarium.
The 12-night sailing in 2028 is in partnership with group planner Celiac Cruise. Every dining venue will be gluten-free.
The ship, Margaritaville's largest, will homeport in Galveston beginning in October 2027.
Holland America Line's Oosterdam will enter and complete its drydock five weeks earlier than originally scheduled.
Arriving in April 2028, the Carnival Tropicale will be based in Galveston, Texas.
Scheduled to debut in Hong Kong in 2029, the SeaDream III will take its guests to more destinations. A new ship also will grow brand awareness, said owner Atle Brynestad.
