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March 19, 2024
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INSIGHT BY ANDREA ZELINSKI
The Titanic, part 2
An Australian billionaire has again floated plans for constructing a ship modeled after, and named for, the Titanic.
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NEWS
MSC World America's naming ceremony to be held at new Miami terminal
After the naming on April 9, 2025, the ship will embark on a celebratory sailing to Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve.
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Hurtigruten will adopt all-inclusive pricing for expedition cruises
HX, formerly known as Hurtigruten Expeditions, will do a phased-in approach beginning with Antarctica and Galapagos expeditions in October.
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Royal Caribbean suspends visits to Labadee, Haiti
Because Haiti has been rocked by violence and political instability, Royal Caribbean will halt visits to its private beach for the next week and continue suspensions on a rolling basis.
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Maine's Bar Harbor starts implementing daily limit of 1,000 cruise visitors
The result will be a 50% reduction from peak cruise ship visitation, according to the town council.
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Disney Cruise Line unveils plans for summer 2025
The Disney Fantasy will spend its first season in Europe, and the Disney Wonder will return to Alaska.
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Sun Princess awash in light and multigenerational offerings
True to its name, light is a significant feature on the Sun Princess. Its spaces were built for a multigenerational clientele.
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