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December 05, 2023
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INSIGHT BY ANDREA ZELINSKI
What's new on Celebrity Cruises' newest ship, the Ascent
Celebrity's fourth ship in the Edge class, the Celebrity Ascent, offers a few changes and experiences that are certainly worth a look.
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NEWS
Explora Journeys reveals change of plans for the Explora I
The ship will sail the Caribbean instead of Brazil in fall/winter 2024-25. Also, Explora has added more cruises of six and eight days based on customer feedback.
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Regarding port fee increases, Royal Caribbean Group CEO wants 'reasonableness'
While aboard the new Celebrity Ascent, Jason Liberty said he understands the challenges ports face but that fee increases shouldn't "come out of thin air."
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Emerald Sakara christened in Puerto Rico
One of the smallest ships in cruising, the 100-passenger Emerald Sakara is the second oceangoing ship for Emerald Cruises.
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At Alaska Media Road Show, talk of a busier offseason
Alaska tourism officials attending this year's event in Las Vegas also pointed to an increase in younger visitors as a positive development.
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The Norwegian Sun will be redeployed in 2025
The ship had been scheduled to sail in the eastern Mediterranean and Europe in the spring, summer and fall, but the Sun will be headed elsewhere.
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