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Cruise news: Five cruise trends on Queen Anne | The price gap | MSC firms up orders

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November 14, 2023
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INSIGHT BY REBECCA TOBIN
Five cruising trends you'll find on Cunard's Queen Anne
More opportunities for passengers to meet and mingle? Additional restaurants? A smart use of top-deck space? Check, check and check.
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Andrea Zelinski's Insights return next week.
NEWS
MSC confirms orders for two more World ships
The pair of ships are expected to be delivered in 2026 and 2027. They would be sister ships to the MSC World Europa and MSC World America.
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Disney Cruise Line opens Port Everglades terminal
The Disney Dream will begin sailing from Port Everglades on Nov. 20, followed by the Disney Magic on May 9.
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Disney Cruise Line among the top performers in Disney's fiscal Q4
Despite costs associated with closing the Star Wars hotel, Disney's parks division reported a 31% rise in operating income.
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Booking.com adds cruise content in partnership with World Travel Holdings
U.S. consumers can now access more than 10,000 sailings on more than 30 cruise lines from 55 departure points around the world.
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Royal Caribbean adds $2 to daily gratuity charge
Guests in non-suite staterooms now pay $18 per day. Guests staying in suites pay $20.50.
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Dondra Ritzenthaler to return, this time as a cruise line CEO
Ritzenthaler, who left Celebrity Cruises earlier this year, will join Azamara in May. The leadership team will include Dan Hanrahan, who had worked with Ritzenthaler when he was CEO of Celebrity.
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Celebrity Cruises to name fifth Edge-class ship the Celebrity Xcel
The Xcel is scheduled to enter service in November 2025, sailing seven-night Caribbean cruises from Fort Lauderdale.
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At CruiseWorld, executives lament the price gap with resorts
While lower prices make cruising a better value and is a key selling point for travel advisors, cruise executives said the price differential is too large.
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