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The Yachts of Seabourn are keeping it fresh with new ports, new ships, and new services to bring you back to Seabourn time and again. The Yachts of Seabourn is unveiling new itineraries and exotic ports of call for 2010-2011. With two new Seabourn yachts and a host of new destinations, the line’s well-traveled [...]

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) is bringing more cruises to the Northeast by moving the Norwegian Jewel to New York to join the Norwegian Gem, thus giving cruisers the ability to save considerable airfare costs while cruising to the Caribbean. Norwegian Cruise Line also announced its 2010-2011 winter deployment which includes a continued year-round commitment [...]

Princess Cruises is not willing to sit back on their laurels as they announce a host of new cruise features, as well as some new and exciting cruise itineraries for 2009. The enhancements will cover everything from quality quiet time, to giant, outdoor movies, cafes and new places to dine, breakfast in bed, some [...]

MSC Cruises took possession of its newest cruise ship, and announced the christening will be December 18, 2008The technical float out of MSC Fantasia has taken place in St Nazaire, France. She is the largest ship to be commissioned by a European ship owner and will join the MSC Cruises fleet on 18 December 2008. [...]

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) came out strong today with new sailing choices in Europe and Alaska, and also committed through 2012 to Hawaii to keep the Pride of America there. NCL was thought to be considering leaving Hawaii due to poor financials, but openly stated the unit is profitable. These cruises go on [...]

The Yachts of Seabourn believe in pampering their cruise guests, but their new partnership with Venice Simplon-Orient-Express will take that to a whole new level. Beginning in summer 2009, the elegant, all-inclusive train travel experience will offer top-of-the-line transfer from London to Venice and Venice to London for the Dalmatian Gems itinerary aboard Seabourn Spirit. [...]