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Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) is coming back to Port Canaveral for the first time in more than 11 years. The Norwegian Sun will homeport seasonally at Port Canaveral, Florida beginning October 2010. The 1,936-passenger ship was purpose-built for Freestyle Cruising, and will sail alternating seven-day Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises from Port Canaveral, [...]

Norwegian Cruise Line is creating a golden opportunity to take the kids with you on a cruise on board any of Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) 11 ships. With finances tight for most folks, and a large number of departures from U.S. ports to save transportation costs, families who book a cruise from now through [...]

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) is calling its new ship the Norwegian Epic. As I sat on the conference call yesterday with thousands of other travel agents, you couldn’t help but get caught up in the excitement in the room where all the NCL executives were seated. Not only is the ship the largest and [...]

Apparently Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) isn’t doing as badly as some folks in the industry may think. People are coming to sail the NCL more than ever now, and as a result, NCL recently announced a new partnership with the Port of Miami in the form of a 10-year berthing agreement. The Miami-Dade [...]

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) is taking some necessary steps to make sure they remain stable during the current economic atmosphere. The cruise line and STX France Cruise SA, STX Europe’s French shipyard, announced today that they have reached an agreement and are moving forward with the construction of the F3 cruise ship project. [...]

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has been labeled a great cruise to Alaska by the Travel Channel. As a result, the cruise line will set sail in the Travel Channel’s one-hour special entitled Great Cruises: Norwegian Pearl, hosted by Brook Lee, Miss Universe 1998. The show, filmed in high-definition during a seven-day Alaska cruise [...]

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 [...]