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HOME: Navigator Sailing From Miami After Upgrade
Royal Caribbean International’s Navigator of the Seas is sailing year-round home from Florida after an extensive upgrade. Read More …
Connected Traveling: Grab & Go 4G Internet Is Here
Commonly not thought of until away from home: getting a fast, secure, and reliable mobile internet connection while traveling. Turn on a connected device in the wrong place and we might return from travel to find a phone bill in Read More …
Carnival San Diego 2020 Booking Season Open, Choosing Difficult
Carnival Cruise Line returns to the Port of San Diego for the first time in seven years when Carnival Miracle arrives in late 2019. 2,124-passenger Carnival Miracle will sail a schedule of three- to 15-day voyages from San Diego from December 2019 to February 2020 starting Read More …
Welcome Home: Enchantment Back To Port Canaveral
Enchantment of the Seas was welcomed back to Port Canaveral for the first time since being repositioned away from Florida’s Space Coast in 2016. This week marked the launch of a new season of three- and four-night sailings to the Bahamas. Read More …
New Miami Cruise Terminal Promises Even Faster Embarkation
Norwegian Cruise Line will build a new terminal at PortMiami, scheduled to open in the fall of 2019. That new Miami cruise terminal construction is timed to be done just in time to check in passengers for Norwegian Encore, the Read More …
Clever: Crystal Try Before You Buy Attraction Coming To Miami
Crystal Cruises continues the most significant brand expansion in luxury travel history. Rolling out over the next three years that plan includes the launch of Crystal Yacht Cruises, Crystal River Cruises, Crystal Luxury Air, Crystal AirCruises, Crystal Exclusive Class ocean vessels Read More …
Iconic Miami Landmark Saved By Cruise Line
In just less than a year Norwegian Cruise Lines will launch new Norwegian Escape. As the largest ship to sail year-round from Miami, Norwegian Escape has a number of big features promising to keep the 4,200-passenger ship sailing full. But recently, Read More …