Tag: cruise industry updates
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Carnival Cruise Faces Backlash Over Dining Room Changes: A Move Towards Sustainability or Cost-Cutting?
Carnival Cruise’s decision to remove tablecloths from its dining rooms has sparked controversy among passengers. This change highlights the cruise industry’s balance between tradition and sustainability, as passengers voice mixed reactions over the evolving dining experience.
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Key Cruise Ship Drydocks in September 2024: Essential Maintenance and Upgrades
September 2024 sees several cruise ships undergoing major drydock upgrades and maintenance. Learn about key vessels like the Carnival Panorama and Disney Dream preparing for upcoming itineraries.
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New Cruise Passenger Fees for 2025: What You Need to Know
Starting in 2025, cruise passengers will see new fees added to their trip costs, particularly in popular destinations like Cozumel and Mahahual, Mexico. These fees, aimed at improving port infrastructure and disaster preparedness, will impact the overall cost of your cruise vacation. Stay informed to plan your travels effectively.
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