Join Discover the World and a guest lecturer from the Galapagos Conservation Trust for an exclusive sailing adventure around this unique archipelago and experience one of the most intriguing and inspiring natural habitats on earth.
Specialist tour operator Discover the World and the Galapagos Conservation Trust are pleased to announce this special charter for September 2006. This exclusive 11-night holiday, sailing through the “enchanted isles”, will be enhanced by a Galapagos Conservation Trust lecturer and an on-board guide who will give you all the insight you need into the isles´ diverse wildlife.
Royal Caribbean International shot down allegations of wrongdoing by the family of George Smith IV, the honeymooner who disappeared aboard the Brilliance of the Seas in July.
In a strongly worded 11-page document, the cruise line gives its own version of the chronology of events leading up to and following Smith´s disappearance.
Princess Cruises added 12 sailings from northern California to its Mexican Riviera program aboard the Dawn Princess in 2006-2007.
The 10-night roundtrips from San Francisco add one night to the itinerary and replace previously scheduled southern Caribbean and Panama Canal departures, for a total of 20 trips between Sept. 26 and April 23, 2007.
Holland America Line is introducing a new line of amenities by Elemis Aromapure to extend the Greenhouse Spa and Salon concept to its guest accommodations. The fleet-wide rollout starts on February 22 with the Noordam, when staterooms will be equipped with Time to Spa miniatures.
The effort is part of the line´s Signature of Excellence upgrade program, said Richard Meadows, senior vice president, marketing and sales.
The founder of easyCruise says he´ll bring his bright orange ship to South Florida later this year for a no-frills alternative to traditional cruising.
Entrepreneur Stelios Haji-Ioannou said last week that he plans to begin offering Caribbean cruises from Miami or Fort Lauderdale in November aboard easyCruiseOne, his bare-bones, no-frills cruise liner now sailing between Barbados and Martinique.
Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises´ guests can now complete the dreaded airline and luggage check-in process for their flights home even before they step off the ship.
The new service enables guests to bypass the traditional airport check-in process, adding convenience and reducing wait time by an estimated 45 minutes to two hours. The service is being rolled out at ports across the United States, based on approval by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration, Customs and Border Patrol, as well as seaport, airport and airline security personnel.