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Port Canaveral’s Cruise Expansion: Welcoming Terminal 4 with Open Arms

Port Canaveral is elevating the cruise industry with its new Terminal 4, set for 2026. Focused on flexibility and efficiency, this expansion promises a streamlined guest experience and increased capacity, ensuring no ship has to sail away due to lack of space. Get ready for more choices and enhanced services!
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Lou Wise

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April 20, 2024
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Norfolk Port Emerges as New Cruise Hub Amid Baltimore’s Bridge Collapse

After the unexpected collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, Norfolk, Virginia, emerges as a crucial alternative for Royal Caribbean and Carnival Cruise Line. This sudden shift not only demonstrates the resilience of the cruise industry but also highlights Norfolk’s capacity to serve as a temporary maritime hub.
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Anthony Otten

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April 4, 2024
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Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas Embarks on Asian Drydock Journey

Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas is set for a significant drydock in Singapore, followed by its 2024 return to cruising the Mexican Riviera. This voyage promises enhanced comforts and new attractions, marking a pivotal refresh in its year-round West Coast sailings.
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Lou Wise

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March 9, 2024

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