With 160,000 gross tons and hosting 3,634 guests double occupancy, the Freedom of the Seas is the largest cruise ship in the world, and its first-ever call to Montego Bay brought on a world-class celebration.
A command performance by Grammy Award winner Shaggy, as well as complimentary Jablum Blue Mountain Coffee and Appleton Rum, were some of the treats served up to passenger dockside.
More passengers than ever will have the opportunity to view the stunning autumn colors from a Princess ship next year as the line will offer nearly 20 percent more berths on this popular annual route.
Crown Princess makes her Canada/New England debut in the region and will be joined by Grand Princess, marking the first time that two of the line´s largest, amenity-filled vessels will sail the northeast coast.
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. has announced its intention to engage in a number of financial transactions.
The Company expects to call for redemption all of its outstanding Liquid Yield Option Notes due 2021 (“LYONS”). Because these notes are currently “out-of-the-money”, the Company expects that the LYONS will be redeemed at their accreted principal amount which, based on today´s value, approximates $543 million.
The Carnival Glory recently began a new four-port, seven-day itinerary, part of the ship´s alternating week-long eastern and western Caribbean cruise schedule from Port Canaveral, Florida.
The Glory´s western Caribbean cruises features extended day-long visits to four tropical destinations –Cozumel and Costa Maya in Mexico, Nassau in the Bahamas, and Belize City, Belize. The ship´s western route previously called in Key West, Fla., Belize and Costa Maya.
A grand total of 59 nights, 15 countries, 36 ports plus 6-star luxury is what “Circle South America” voyage aboard all-balcony suite Seven Seas Mariner will bring from January through March next year.
From the spectacular Amazon rainforest to the majestic Chilean fjords and sublime beauty of the Argentine Lake District, Regent Seven Seas´ all-balcony suite Seven Seas Mariner offers guests the chance to “live the luxury” on a 59-night, 15-country, 36-port “Circle South America” itinerary.
Cunard Line will make further maritime history on January 13, 2008, as its newest ocean liner, Queen Victoria, departs New York simultaneously with Cunard´s esteemed ocean liner, QE2, for their world cruise voyages.
Sailing roundtrip from New York, the concurrent world cruise departures mark the start of Queen Victoria´s 105-day Pathway to the Explorers maiden world cruise and QE2´s 90-day South America, Pacific and Far East Odyssey, her first foray into South America in more than a decade.