The North American cruise industry moved closer to being smoke-free with the latest announcement from Carnival Cruise Lines. As of early October, the company will forbid smoking on all outside balconies, thus …
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Lying on white sandy beaches under swaying palms… Snorkeling among colorful fish in warm, turquoise waters… Wandering the cobbled streets of a historic colonial fort… Listening to the laid-back beats of calypso …
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A star-studded lineup of female music artists will serenade a ship full of concert-loving cruisers this fall. The first-ever GRAMMY Festival at Sea, “Women Who Rock” will depart from Miami on board …
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Due to the economic recession in the United States, philanthropic giving in the country significantly declined during the last decade. This year’s Giving USA: The Annual Report on Philanthropy, produced by the …
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In early June, cruise line Royal Caribbean International (RCI) announced its decision to relocate its ship, Serenade of the Seas, from New Orleans in April 2015. The move will leave the famous …
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With more than 30 ships cruising the Caribbean this year, the region draws more cruise tourists than any other destination on the planet—and for good reason. Its crystal blue waters, vibrant beach …
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As summer gets underway, cruisers all over the country are preparing for fun, relaxing vacations on the high seas. Many of these passengers will enjoy their cruise even more when they learn …
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On June 1, the 2014 Atlantic hurricane season officially blew in—with a whimper rather than a roar. In fact, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has predicted a relatively storm-free …
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As summer approaches, countless Royal Holiday cruisers are preparing for fun-filled vacations in popular destinations like the sun-soaked Caribbean or the rugged Alaska coastline. A good number of American cruisers are aiming …