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Costa Diadema Returns to Mediterranean Before Brazil Crossing
Costa Diadema will sail alongside Costa Serena through April 2027 on three- to seven-night South America cruises to Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay.
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Asian Games Organizers Cite Paperwork in Costa Serena Delays
More than 4,000 athletes and officials are staying aboard the Costa Serena under a wider plan using hotels and temporary wooden cabins for Games participants.
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Typhoon May Force Costa Serena to Leave Nagoya With Athletes
Under Nagoya Coast Guard rules, a Level 2 alert would come three hours before strong winds, requiring Costa Serena to depart promptly with everyone aboard.
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Costa Serena to House 4,000 at 2026 Asian Games
A further two thousand athletes and officials are expected to stay in wooden, shipping container-style units in Nagoya's Garden Pier area.
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Aquafil Carpet Reaches 70,000 Square Metres in Cruise Refits
The carpet is part of AIDA Evolution, a seven-ship Sphinx-class modernization scheduled through 2028; AIDAdiva work began in Marseille in February 2025.
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Costa Cruises to Bring Sea Destinations to South America
Costa Serena is due to reach Buenos Aires after a sixty-five-night world cruise from Tokyo, following farewell departures from Naha, Keelung and Shanghai.
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Costa Serena Begins Farewell Asia Season Before South America Move
Before leaving Asia, Costa Serena will run two- to five-night cruises from Naha and Keelung, then dock in Nagoya to accommodate Games athletes.
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Costa Diadema Starts Norwegian Fjords Cruises in Northern Europe
Before arriving in Northern Europe, Costa Diadema completed a twenty-five-night repositioning voyage from Santos with calls in Cape Verde, Morocco and Belgium.
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Costa Fascinosa Adds Spring 2027 Western Mediterranean Cruises
A mid-May variation extends the sailing to eight nights with an added Ajaccio call, and embarkation is available in Civitavecchia, Toulon and either Savona or Genoa.
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Costa Cruises Closes Brazil Season With Trade Partner Awards
Costa’s emphasis on Brazilian travel agencies shows how vital local sales networks remain as cruise lines rebuild South America demand and channel travelers to global itineraries.