PortMiami could soon welcome the world’s largest cruise ships as Royal Caribbean International is planning a multimillion-dollar expansion at the port.
The world’s second largest cruise operator is planning to finance, design, build and operate a new cruise terminal complex at the Port of Miami, according to county officials. Continue reading
Carnival Cruise Lines’ new Amber Cove port of call in the Dominican Republic will be ready for guests on October 6, 2015, the cruise line officials have recently said in a news release. Carnival Corporation. is spending $85 million to develop its purpose-built cruise ship center. The new port is located on the country’s northern coast, near the historic town of Puerto Plata. Continue reading
Erika may no longer be a tropical storm, but its remnants are still expected to send heavy rains to Central Florida.
Some cruise ships traveling in and out of Port Canaveral made adjustments to their schedules as a precaution due to uncertainty about Erika’s path.
Two cruise lines, Carnival Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean, have officially announced changes in their ships’ itineraries. Continue reading
Family-friendly cruises are hustling and bustling to provide great customer service and ensure a great overall experience. Disney Cruise Line will offer its guests a new thrill of the world’s most famous space saga.
Disney Dream turns 5 this year and the vessel is set to go into a 20-day dry dock for some upgrades in late October. Continue reading
Harmony of the Seas, Royal Caribbean’s third Oasis class cruise ship, will be the first in the fleet to offer the Splashaway Bay, an interactive aqua park for kids, the Miami-based cruise line said in a press release.
The new 5,497- passenger Harmony of the Seas is scheduled to debut Continue reading