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February 06, 2024
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INSIGHT BY ANDREA ZELINSKI
Steve Odell returns to Regent with a refreshed perspective on cruising
Odell's recent travel experiences have shaped his re-entry to the cruising business,namely by bringing to the forefront the value of ultraluxury cruising.
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NEWS
Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas will be refurbished
The 13-year-old ship is slated to undergo a modernization based on what Royal Caribbean has learned from Icon of the Seas, Royal Caribbean Group CEO Jason Liberty said.
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Work begins to transform the Costa Firenze into a Carnival ship
Starting in April, the Carnival Firenze will sail cruises from Long Beach, Calif.
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A slowdown? Royal Caribbean Group doesn't see one
CEO Jason Liberty said the cruise company had its five best booking weeks in history since its previous earnings call in late October.
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Carnival Corp. will reroute 12 ships to avoid the Red Sea
The reroutings will have a financial impact, but Carnival Corp. believes it will be offset by a Wave season that is exceeding expectations.
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Jamaica and the Bahamas respond to U.S. travel advisories
Both countries said that nothing's really changed with the State Department's updated alerts, and that the destinations continue to be safe and popular with Americans.
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Cruise wearables get personal
Princess Cruises' OceanMedallion and other wearables are key components of cruise line tech ecosystems designed to aid wayfinding, reduce friction and create personalized experiences.
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What the world's biggest cruise ship means for cruise and travel
What sets the Icon of the Seas apart from the rest of Royal Caribbean's fleet, and what does the ship mean for the industry overall? Plus: Neighborhoods of note, multigen travel and Rover.
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