MSC Cruises will broadcast the Royal Wedding of Britain’s Prince William and Catherine Middleton on April 29. The event is expected to draw a global audience of 2.4 billion people.

Royal Caribbean International will redeploy Navigator of the Seas to the Caribbean for the 2011-12 winter cruise season. The ship will now reposition to Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, FL, and sail a variety of five- to nine-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries beginning on Nov. 20.

Royal Caribbean International is planning a major renovation of its 90,090-ton, 2,112-passenger Radiance of the Seas. The project is part of the $70 million five-ship Royal Advantage initiative.Vicki Freed, Royal Caribbean senior vice president, shared details of the project, which is more extensive than on the other vessels.

The Port of Valencia, Spain reached 37 percent of cruise passengers in 2009, putting it in fifth place in Spain’s national ranking, after Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Malaga and Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Everyone knows that Royal Caribbean Cruises are great for all-inclusive vacations making trips that much more relaxing and enjoyable. From exotic destinations to local ports of call, Royal Caribbean has you covered no matter where you want to go. But what if you could combine both the inclusiveness and hospitality with your sightseeing desires? Well, Royal Caribbean can take care of that as well.

Celebrity Cruises plans to send its four newest Solstice-class ships and two renovated ships to the Caribbean in the winter of 2012-13. In all, Celebrity will offer 103 Caribbean sailings with 21 itineraries from three homeports from November 2012 through April 2013. The first full season for its fifth Solstice-class ship, the 3,030-passenger Celebrity Reflection, will be in the Caribbean.