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Queen Anne Touches Water
Queen Anne, the 249th ship to sail under the Cunard flag, touched water for the first time on April 29, 2023. The float-out ceremony was marked by a special ceremony where a Madrina was named to offer blessings and best Read More …
Win A Free River Cruise
American Queen Voyages and America’s Test Kitchen are giving away a cruise for two on the Lower Mississippi River. The winner will experience a culinary adventure with America’s Test Kitchen chefs and learn new recipes. During the cruise, the winner Read More …
Costa Cruises Has Rome Ryder Cup Packages
Costa Cruises, the official cruise line of the Ryder Cup 2023, is offering a 7-day cruise package that includes admission to the Ryder Cup. The package costs $4,595 per person, double occupancy, and is available for booking until May 13. Read More …
Seabourn Debuts Grand Africa Voyage
Seabourn has announced its first-ever 90-day Grand Africa Voyage, departing from Barcelona, Spain on November 30, 2024. The voyage will circumnavigate the continent and sail more than 17,000 miles, calling at 44 ports in 26 countries. Guests will have the Read More …
Mississippi Celebrates National Shrimp Day
Coastal Mississippi is inviting travelers to celebrate National Shrimp Day on May 10 by offering a variety of activities and events. The region is a major producer of shrimp, and visitors can learn about the industry or go shrimping themselves. Read More …
Happy World Hand Hygiene Day!
World Hand Hygiene Day takes place today, May 5, 2023, under the theme “Accelerate action together. SAVE LIVES — Clean Your Hands”. The World Health Organization (WHO) is renewing its support to countries and health facilities in their journey towards hand hygiene improvement and promotes Read More …
Carnival To Serve 15,000+ Margaritas Today
This Cinco de Mayo, Carnival Cruise Line is revealing its most-ordered margarita drinks at its Mexican-inspired BlueIguana Tequila Bar, which is popular with guests on the many ships that feature it across the fleet. Today, more than 15,000 margaritas will Read More …