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Better Satellite Communications Coming Now
Digital Video Systems (DVS), a maritime systems integration and telecommunications provider, and Telesat, a leading global satellite operator, have extended their multiyear contract for satellite coverage in the United States and Canada. The agreement includes addition of a second satellite, which enables Read More …
Norwegian Cruise Ship Runs Aground
Running Aground occurs when there is no longer deep enough water to float a vessel. This will sometimes be done intentionally, for instance to perform maintenance or to land cargo, but more than likely it occurs due to misinformation about water Read More …
Carnival Paradise Back Sailing From Tampa
Continuing Carnival Cruise Line’s successful restart, Carnival Paradise resumed guest operations from Tampa, making it the 22nd Carnival ship to return. Carnival Paradise joins Carnival Pride, which restarted operations from Tampa on November 12, 2021, as the second of two Read More …
Carnival Celebrates Fifty Years In The Bahamas
Carnival Cruise Line continues its year-long 50th birthday celebration, this time marking 50 years of visiting The Bahamas. The Royal Bahamas Defense Force Marching Band kicked off the festivities held in Pompey Square, followed by performances from Bahamian singer Simmone Read More …
Princess To Sail Full Alaska Season in 2022
Canada is open to cruises which brings the safe resumption of cruising in Canadian ports. Ready to get back, Princess Cruises is ready for a full summer season of 2022 cruises and cruisetours to Alaska, as well as its popular Read More …
Holland America Extends Flexible Cancellation Plan
Holland America Line has a Flexible Cancellation Plan that allows cruise travelers to cancel for any reason up to 30 days before sailing without penalty. Set to expire soon, the cruise line has extended what would have expired at the Read More …
Delta Brings Back Hot Meals, This Time Not All Carbs
When getting to the port of embarkation for your cruise ship requires flights, there are usually multiple carriers from which to choose. On long flights, most airlines will serve meals in flight with passengers given some options for choosing their Read More …