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Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 Embarks on 100th Transatlantic Crossing
Sept 18 – As Queen Mary 2 prepares to sail her 100th Transatlantic Crossing, Cunard Line reveals the captivating statistics that illustrate the Line’s singular hold on the bygone glamour that defines their Transatlantic travel experience. The only company offering regularly scheduled Transatlantic service via flagship Queen Mary 2, Cunard Line continues a tradition that [...]
Wow, Found a Great Web Site for Cruisers!!!
I had a few of my fellow passengers for my upcoming Celebrity Summit cruise recommend this site. I visited it and can’t say enough good things about it. The site is Port Time.
On the website, if you select a port, such as Cabo San Lucas, you can see how many ships will [...]
Celebrity Cruises’ Biggest Europe Season Ever New Stars Dazzle, Past Favorites Shine, as Five Celebrity Ships Sail Europe in 2009
Miami - (March 20, 2008 ) - With its largest European deployment ever slated for 2009, Celebrity Cruises is offering guests the opportunity to paint their idea of the perfect vacation - by numbers, that is. Five ships, including two new vessels, will visit the region in a single European season for the first [...]
Windstar Cruises Announces 2009 and Winter 2010 Deployment
Seattle, March 18, 2008 — Windstar Cruises, which operates a three-ship fleet of luxury yachts that explore hidden harbors and secluded coves of the world’s most sought-after destinations, announces a tantalizing selection of voyages for 2009 and winter 2010 aboard the 312-guest Wind Surf and 148-guest Wind Star and Wind Spirit.
With the addition of [...]
Across the Ocean… In Search of New Horizons on MSC Lirica From the Warm Caribbean to Cool Europe
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, Feb 4 — Crossing the ocean is a trip of a lifetime. MSC Lirica’s transatlantic voyage not only takes guests from one continent to another but also allows them to discover new cultures and new countries while basking in MSC Cruises’ “Beautiful. Passionate. Italian.†experience. When she completes her Caribbean season at [...]
Is A Balcony Worth The Extra Cost For A Transatlantic Cruise?
We are starting to look at booking another cruise and now I’m faced with a big decision: Do I pay extra for a Balcony on a transatlantic cruise in the Winter. We’ve had a balcony of two of the last three cruise we’ve sailed, but we have not yet had to pay [...]
Seabourn Invites Transatlantic Guests To Sail & Stay
MIAMI, January 10, 2008—-Seabourn Cruise Line is offering special 45% Sail & Stay Savings, plus a free two-night extension at Lisbon’s luxurious Four Seasons Ritz hotel to guests booking Seabourn Pride and Seabourn Legend 13-day Portugal Passage transatlantic cruises from Ft. Lauderdale to Lisbon this spring.
The cruises include a port call at Funchal, Madeira, where [...]
MSC Armonia Visits Exciting Ports on Both Sides of the Atlantic
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, Sept 26 – There’s still time to see both Europe and South America in one unique cruise experience onboard MSC Cruises luxurious MSC Armonia. MSC Armonia departs from Venice Saturday, Dec. 1 on an itinerary that allows guests to enjoy exciting destinations on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. The 18-night itinerary [...]
Performance Stars Join Regent Seven Seas Cruises for Spring 2008 “Cabaret Covention at Sea”
September 21, 2007 - Fort Lauderdale, FL - Regent Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC), voted the world’s #1 large-ship operator by readers of Condé Nast Traveler, will treat fans of the intimate nightclub entertainment known as cabaret to a journey to remember! RSSC’s all-suite, all-balcony Seven Seas Voyager will host the fourth edition of the Mabel [...]
Bridge The Mediterranean Or The Atlantic Ocean
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (Sept. 18, 2007) – To improve your tactics of the game or play the joker, join MSC Orchestra or MSC Lirica to play bridge and cruise — plus lots more!
MSC Orchestra will depart from Venice on Nov. 3 on an 11-night itinerary that calls at historic Dubrovnik. The ship then sails [...]
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