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Latest News...Norwegian Cruise Line celebrated the debut of the all-new Norwegian Aqua to Port Canaveral, Fla. on Saturday, April 26, 2025, where she commenced her inaugural season of round-trip Caribbean cruises as the newest ship in port. This past weekend, approximately 3,700 guests embarked on Norwegian Aqua's first week-long voyage to the Caribbean from Port Canaveral, Fla., her initial homeport ...
Latest News...Royal Caribbean Group (NYSE: RCL) today reported first quarter Earnings per Share ("EPS") of $2.70 and Adjusted EPS of $2.71. These results were better than the company's guidance due to stronger than expected pricing on close-in demand and lower costs mainly due to timing. Royal Caribbean said that it is increasing its full year 2025 Adjusted EPS guidance to $14.55 to $15.55...
Latest News...Holland America Line announced itineraries for its two Grand Voyages sailing in 2027, offering guests the choice to embark on an ambitious 129-day circumnavigation of the globe on the 2027 Grand World Voyage or a 70-day, region-specific in-depth exploration on the Grand South America & Antarctica Voyage. As revealed today by the cruise line's president Beth Bodensteiner to guests on board...
quote: Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has introduced its 2003-2004 Homeland Cruising brochure, the largest, most comprehensive cruise brochure in company history. Highlighting NCL’s roundtrip departures from 12 U.S. and Canadian ports, the colorful 192-page directory is the definitive guide to NCL’s breakthrough Homeland Cruising concept, and features complete details on the company’s fleet expansion and convenient new itineraries departing from Baltimore, Houston and New Orleans. In all, NCL is offering 68 Freestyle Cruising voyages to Alaska, Bermuda, Canada & New England, the Caribbean and Bahamas and Hawaii in 2003 –2004. NCL, which offers regularly scheduled round-trip cruises from more U.S. and Canadian ports than any other cruise line, recently expanded its popular Homeland Cruising program, announcing the transfer of Crown Odyssey from the NCL Group’s Orient Lines brand to the NCL brand in the fall of 2003. With Crown Odyssey’s transfer, NCL ships will sail on seasonal roundtrip itineraries departing from Baltimore, Boston, New Orleans, New York, Philadelphia, Orlando (Port Canaveral), San Juan, Seattle and Vancouver, and year-around sailings from Miami, Houston and Honolulu. With the expansion, NCL is the leader in some of the most popular cruise destinations including:The leading cruise line in Hawaii The leading cruise line in the Northeast The leading cruise line in Alaska’s Inside Passage The leading cruise line sailing from Seattle to Alaska The leading cruise line in Bermuda We’re proud to introduce the largest brochure in our history, which appropriately focuses on our innovative Homeland Cruising program,” said Andy Stuart, senior vice president of marketing and sales for NCL. “NCL was the first line to popularize close-to-home departures in late 2001 when we introduced Homeland Cruising. Today, roundtrip departures from close-to-home ports have become the preferred method of cruise vacationing for millions of travelers in the U.S. and Canada. We’ve brought the ships to vacationers instead of asking them to fly across the country to get to the ships, and they've responded.”
The leading cruise line in Hawaii The leading cruise line in the Northeast The leading cruise line in Alaska’s Inside Passage The leading cruise line sailing from Seattle to Alaska The leading cruise line in Bermuda We’re proud to introduce the largest brochure in our history, which appropriately focuses on our innovative Homeland Cruising program,” said Andy Stuart, senior vice president of marketing and sales for NCL. “NCL was the first line to popularize close-to-home departures in late 2001 when we introduced Homeland Cruising. Today, roundtrip departures from close-to-home ports have become the preferred method of cruise vacationing for millions of travelers in the U.S. and Canada. We’ve brought the ships to vacationers instead of asking them to fly across the country to get to the ships, and they've responded.”
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