Legend of the Seas Delivered to Royal Caribbean Ahead of July Debut Royal Caribbean has welcomed the Legend of the Seas, its third Icon-class ship, to its fleet. Following nearly two years of construction at the Meyer Turku shipyard in Turku, Finland, and sea trials that started in April, the ship is ready to make its […]
Royal Caribbean Adds Extra Port to Upcoming Cruise Royal Caribbean International is adding an extra port to the July 4, 2026, sailing onboard the Rhapsody of the Seas. According to a statement sent to booked guests, the itinerary will now feature an additional visit to La Romana in the Dominican Republic. Part of a seven-night […]
Viking Yi Dun Departs Shanghai, Concludes Its Chinese-Flag Era The Viking Yi Dun slipped her moorings at Shanghai’s North Bund International Cruise Terminal on June 5, beginning a roughly 60-day positioning voyage across the South China Sea. The ship will sail past Southeast Asia and the Indian Ocean, around the Cape of Good Hope and […]
Four Seasons II Revealed with New Yacht Residential Suites Four Seasons Yachts has introduced the Four Seasons II, which showcases a new caliber of accommodation through its Yacht Residential Suites. The ship will start sailing in 2028, debuting in April in the Eastern Mediterranean following its delivery from Fincantieri. “Following an exceptional launch for this […]
P&O Cruises Unveils Onboard Spending Money and Low Deposit Promos P&O Cruises has unveiled two promos: extra onboard spending money and low deposits on select cruises. As part of the first deal, guests get up to £500 extra onboard spending money on selected Caribbean fly-cruise holidays departing between October 23, 2026, and March 18, 2028. […]
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It feels kind of surreal to see on a daily basis all that is happening within the cruising industry…especially Carnival Cruise Lines. Fingers crossed that when this pandemic is over that they are able to survive. Thanks for the article.
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Carnival has stated it has over $8 billion cash and is hoping to float more shares and raise another $1.5 Billion. Interestingly at the very start of the shutdown NCL said it can survive 18 months shut down, did they know something we didn’t? Thank you for taking the time to comment and like.
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