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Port Canaveral Earns Green Marine Certification for 10th Year
The port homeports eighteen cruise ships across seven brands, records more than one thousand annual sailings and gets roughly three-quarters of revenue from cruise activity.
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The port homeports eighteen cruise ships across seven brands, records more than one thousand annual sailings and gets roughly three-quarters of revenue from cruise activity.
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Swan Hellenic’s three expedition ships carry one hundred fifty-two to two hundred nine passengers on itineraries that include Antarctica and the Arctic.
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The program goes on sale July 2, 2026; TUI Elara, launching in March 2027 with 70 cabins, is slated to spend Christmas Day in Roermond.
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Celebrity said the awards bring its cumulative Wine Spectator count to 165 over 14 years, with recognition across Edge, Solstice and Millennium Series ships.
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Marella Discovery 2’s children’s spaces will be converted into four adult venues, including a speakeasy and escape room, though final designs have not been released.
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The ninety-four-guest vessel is being built at T. Mariotti in Genoa and will close the Caribbean season with a two-night anchorage at a private resort in Nevis.
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Built by Chesapeake Shipbuilding in Maryland, American Patriot is about two hundred forty-three feet long and carries about one hundred thirty guests in fifty-six balcony staterooms.
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England and Scotland World Cup matches and the Wimbledon finals are slated for larger venues such as SkyDome on P&O Cruises and The Pavilion on Cunard.
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The changes consolidate oversight across P&O Cruises’ seven ships and Cunard’s four Queens, while formal consultation will shape team structures.
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Great Tides Waterpark on Great Stirrup Cay is scheduled to open in September 2026, with nineteen slides, a Tidal Tower and a Splash Cay kids' area.
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The World Health Organization counted twelve confirmed cases and one probable case tied to the April South Atlantic voyage, including three deaths.
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Passengers will board at Port de Tarragona’s Moll de Balears terminal, opened in June 2024 about two to four kilometers from the city center.