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Massive Cruise Ships Bring Waves of Fun and Thousands of Tourists to Portland
Portland Port saw a major influx of visitors as two massive cruise ships, MSC Virtuosa and Rotterdam, docked, bringing nearly 8,000 passengers. These floating cities offer everything from water parks to live music and are providing a significant boost to Portland’s economy while giving tourists a taste of local charm.
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3 Key Insights Royal Caribbean CEO Jason Liberty Wants Investors to Know
Royal Caribbean CEO Jason Liberty shared crucial insights during the company’s earnings call, highlighting strong financial recovery, growing demand for cruises, and future growth opportunities. With Baby Boomers and younger generations fueling this demand, Royal Caribbean is positioned to thrive in the evolving travel industry. Investors should pay attention to these key updates.
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Carnival Miracle Cruise Galveston: Trading Glaciers for Palm Trees
The Carnival Miracle sets sail from Galveston this month, offering 9 to 12-day cruises across the Caribbean. Despite being over 20 years old, this Spirit-class ship will take guests to Jamaica, the Bahamas, Costa Rica, and Panama, providing classic Carnival amenities and plenty of tropical adventure along the way.
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Carnival Cruise Line’s Vital Lesson: Surprising Medical Fees Onboard – What You Need to Know
Planning a cruise vacation? Be prepared for unexpected medical fees, like blood pressure checks, that can add up quickly. Learn why Carnival Cruise Line charges for certain onboard medical services and how you can avoid surprise costs to enjoy the best vacation experience possible.
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Carnival Miracle Sets Sail from Galveston: A New Adventure Awaits!
Carnival Miracle is heading to Galveston, offering exciting 9-12 day Caribbean cruises starting this October. With 19 voyages, travelers can explore destinations like Jamaica, the Bahamas, and Panama. Carnival’s newest addition to its Galveston fleet promises sun-filled adventures and plenty of on-board fun.
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Carnival Cruise’s Brilliantly Baffling Energy Problem (And How Passengers Make It Worse)
Carnival Cruise wants passengers to help with their sustainability goals by turning off cabin lights, but not everyone is thrilled. From keycard slot hacks to the infamous canned water issue, this humorous look at Carnival’s energy-saving efforts reveals just how tricky getting passengers on board can be!
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Royal Caribbean’s New Multi-Plug Ban: Confusion at Sea
Royal Caribbean’s new multi-plug device ban has left passengers scratching their heads. With vague language and inconsistent rules, cruisers struggle to understand what devices are allowed on board. Get the full breakdown on what’s banned, what’s permitted, and how to avoid unwanted surprises on your next cruise.
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Carnival Cruise’s Clever Energy Problem – And How Passengers Can Help
Carnival Cruise is calling on passengers to assist with its sustainability efforts. The cruise line has a simple request: turn off the lights when leaving your cabin. This small action helps reduce energy consumption, bringing the company closer to its environmental goals while ensuring a greener, more eco-friendly cruise experience.
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Carnival Miracle Expands Galveston Fleet with Long Caribbean Cruises
Carnival Miracle is set to begin long Caribbean cruises from Galveston starting October 2024. With voyages ranging from 9 to 12 days, passengers can explore destinations like Jamaica, Panama, and the Bahamas. This addition strengthens Galveston’s status as a premier cruise port with diverse, extended itineraries.
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Carnival Cruise Line Makes a Menu Change Passengers Demanded
Carnival Cruise Line has reinstated a beloved dish after listening to passenger feedback. The strawberry bisque, a fan-favorite, returns to the menu, showing Carnival’s commitment to customer satisfaction. By balancing new offerings with traditional favorites, Carnival continues to enhance its dining experience for loyal and new guests alike.
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