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December 12, 2023
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INSIGHT BY ANDREA ZELINSKI
Our 10 most popular cruise stories of 2023
Which cruise topics drew our readers' attention this year? Desserts, refurbs, personnel moves, startups, shakeups and more.
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The Seven Seas Grandeur is christened in Miami
Sarah Fabergé named the vessel as the ship's godmother, and Regent unveiled the first Fabergé egg to permanently reside at sea.
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Aman appoints a CEO to lead its luxury cruise brand
Jonathan Wilson is a former executive at Hilton, Princess and Cunard.
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Celebrity Cruises president Laura Hodges Bethge on the line's direction
Laura Hodges Bethge talks about what she expects in 2024, her plans for the line and how Celebrity is changing the way it works with travel advisors.
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Carnival Cruise Line raises WiFi prices
The Premium package now is $21.25 per day when purchased before the cruise, up from $18.70.
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PortMiami is again the world's busiest cruise port
In 2022, Port Canaveral led the way in cruising's first full year after a pandemic pause. Now, PortMiami is back on top.
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The Sun Princess will have a love-themed specialty restaurant
Love by Britto, created in partnership with artist Romero Britto, will cost $149 per person. The seven-course menu will feature foods thought to be aphrodisiacs.
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Report: Price set for Icon of the Seas' aerial obstacle course
Crown's Edge, which Royal Caribbean calls a "fear-inducing challenge that's part skywalk, part obstacle course, part thrill ride," will cost $89.99 per person.
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Windstar is renovating its sailing ships
A multimillion-dollar redesign and update of the Wind Star, Wind Spirit and Wind Surf will happen over the next three years.
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As a new year looms, so does concern about geopolitical strife
Travel suppliers are still forecasting a banner 2024, but geopolitical concerns are beginning to impact some bookings into the early part of the year.
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