Managing Multiple Drydock Projects For Biggest Fleet
With 27 ships, Carnival Cruise Line has the world’s largest fleet to look after, meaning an intensive drydock program, including early 2020 dates for the
MSC Spending Billions on LNG Cruise Ships
Spending well over $5.5 billion on five new LNG-powered ships, MSC Cruises is under three years out to the first 200,000-plus ton World Class vessel
Port Everglades: Room to Continue Growing
Port Everglades will see itself at maximum capacity for seven days during the 2019-2020 cruise season with all eight berths full, said Glenn Wiltshire, acting
Seabourn Crafting Brand-Matching Expedition F&B
“How does champagne in a submarine sound?” asked Gerald Mosslinger, Seabourn Cruise Line’s vice president of hotel operations. Marrying a high-expectation food-and-beverage product with high-impact
Seattle: Alaska Drives Demand
While moving ahead with plans to build a third terminal, the Port of Seattle set another record last year with 1,210,000 passengers on 211 calls
Royal Caribbean ‘Out-Wowing’ Itself
“We are going to keep pushing the envelope. At Royal Caribbean we are never satisfied with the status quo,” said Vicki Freed, senior vice president
Azamara: Brand with a Purpose
“Azamara is a destination driven brand and by that I mean destination immersion,” said Larry Pimentel, president and CEO. “We stay longer in port, we
Port Canaveral: Diversified Offering
A brand-new Terminal 3 is nearing the final stages of construction for Carnival Cruise Line at Port Canaveral, along with a 1,800-spot parking garage, all
