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    Apr 4, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  1. Cruise deals in bad times

    If it seems the cruise industry has had a rough year, it has. And plenty of people agree.
    If it seems the cruise industry has had a rough year, it has. And plenty of people agree. In a poll released by Harris Interactive last month, more than half of the 2,230 U.S. adults surveyed — 53 percent — said they were less likely to take...

    Tags: Harris Interactive Incorporated, Royal Caribbean International, Costa Concordia Shipwreck, Norwegian Cruise Line, Tourism and Leisure

    2. Apr 9, 2013 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel

  2. Broward expects 13M tourists this year

    <a href="http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/broward/">Broward County</a> tourism officials are betting on 13 to be a lucky number this year.
    Broward County tourism officials are betting on 13 to be a lucky number this year. With hotel occupancy trending up, the successful launch of a winter campaign and summer promotions now underway, local tourism officials are predicting another bumper...

    Tags: Advertising, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Marketing, Princess Cruises, Air Transportation Industry

    3. Mar 26, 2013 |Story| Vacation Starter

  3. Trans-Atlantic repositioning cruises offer value this spring

    After their ships have wintered in the Caribbean, many cruise lines deploy some of them to Europe where they spend the summer sailing in the Mediterranean, the Aegean and the Baltic. These cruises present a fine opportunity as the repositioning voyages generally visit some off-the-beaten-path ports, offer themed perks such as wine and food festivals, and have attractive pricing (sometimes, in addition to special fares, they feature free or discounted air --ask before you book). Another advantage, since the ships cross slowly it is easier to acclimate to European time zones. A couple of caveats, though: these voyages are longer than the usual seven-night runs and feature a number of days at sea. But if passengers have the time, if they relish the thought of crossing an ocean by ship, and if they enjoy lazy days of blue water sailing, the repositioning cruises cannot be beat. And perhaps the biggest bonus of all: many of these voyages sail from Florida and the East Coast so little or no flying is needed on the way to Europe.
    After their ships have wintered in the Caribbean, many cruise lines deploy some of them to Europe where they spend the summer sailing in the Mediterranean, the Aegean and the Baltic. These cruises present a fine opportunity as the repositioning voyages...

    Tags: Oceania Cruises, Sailing, Royal Caribbean International, Crystal Cruises, United Kingdom

    4. Mar 21, 2013 |Story| Coastline Pilot

  4. Festival appoints new exhibits director

    The Laguna Beach Festival of Arts has appointed Ron Morrissette as its new exhibits director, the nonprofit announced in a release Wednesday. Morrissette, who previously worked for the Walt Disney Company and Holland America Line, among other companies,...

    Tags: The Walt Disney Co., Festive Events, Arts, Arts and Culture

    5. Jan 31, 2013 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel

  5. Holland America Line celebrates 15th anniversary of Half Moon Cay

    Sun Sentinel
    Holland America Line is celebrating the 15th anniversary of Half Moon Cay, its 1,700-acre private escape on Little San Salvador Island in the Bahamas. To commemorate the occasion, the cruise line upgraded several of private island’s offerings...

    Tags: Culture, Port Everglades, Cruise Line Ports, Tour Operations Industry, Netherlands

    6. Jan 18, 2013 |Story| Vacation Starter

  6. Cruise Port Spotlight: Barcelona, Spain

    Sitting pretty along the shores of the Mediterranean as an old Spanish song proclaims (<em><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Que bonita es Barcelona, tierra del Mediterraneo</span></em>), Barcelona, the capital of the Catalonia region of Spain, is one of the Iberian peninsula&rsquo;s top cities. A port of call, embarkation/disembarkation port on Mediterranean cruises, and beginning or ending point of many Trans-Atlantic repositioning cruises to and from Fort Lauderdale and other U.S. ports, Barcelona came into the spotlight during the 1992 Olympics that it hosted. It has much to offer cruise passengers.
    Special Correspondent
    Sitting pretty along the shores of the Mediterranean as an old Spanish song proclaims (Que bonita es Barcelona, tierra del Mediterraneo), Barcelona, the capital of the Catalonia region of Spain, is one of the Iberian peninsula’s top cities. A port...

    Tags: Royal Caribbean International, Barcelona (Spain), Lifestyle and Leisure, Bars and Clubs, Architecture

    7. Oct 26, 2012 |Story| Vacation Starter

  7. Carnival, Holland America to get new cruise ships

    Two more cruises ships are on the horizon with the announcement today by Carnival Corporation for new Holland America Line and Carnival Cruise Lines vessels.
    Two more cruises ships are on the horizon with the announcement today by Carnival Corporation for new Holland America Line and Carnival Cruise Lines vessels. The parent company of the two lines as well as eight other cruise line brands revealed it is...

    Tags: Micky Arison, Royal Caribbean International, Marketing, Princess Cruises, Festive Events

    8. Oct 16, 2012 |Story| Tribune Media Services

  8. Manhattan's Le Cirque -- picture perfect

    Liz Smith
    "YOU GET lots of adulation for being a trouper and a survivor, which basically means you're a quaint old thing who must have been very famous at one point. You never burst their bubble by telling them you actually were never that famous to begin with."...

    Tags: Track and Field, Liza Minnelli, OWN (tv network), Television, Nick Symmonds

    9. Jul 12, 2012 |Story| Vacation Starter

  9. Cruise line cabanas add more privacy to private islands

    Cruise lines' private islands, with their aquamarine lagoons, barbecue lunch, live entertainment and activities, usually figure as passengers' favorite port of call on guest feedback forms. Recently, the cruise lines have been adding a greater dimension of privacy to their private islands with the introduction of cabanas that are available for rental during the port day. The cabanas can come with a variety of amenities: from complimentary use of water toys to butler service, and probably best of all, provide a private space for "upscale Robinson Crusoe" fantasies.
    Cruise lines' private islands, with their aquamarine lagoons, barbecue lunch, live entertainment and activities, usually figure as passengers' favorite port of call on guest feedback forms. Recently, the cruise lines have been adding a greater dimension...

    Tags: Bahamas, Royal Caribbean International, Cruise Line Ports, Norwegian Cruise Line, Tourism and Leisure

    10. Apr 5, 2012 | Orlando Sentinel

  10. Cruise Holidays’ Top 10 list of cruise-ship speciality restaurants

    Postcards from Florida
    Cruise travel experts from Cruise Holidays, a network of more than 200 cruise-specialty travel agencies in the United States, Canada and Great Britain, offer this list of Top 10 specialty restaurants aboard cruise ships. Cruise Holidays consultants...
    11. May 6, 2012 |Story| KCPQ-LTV

  11. First of more than 200 anticipated cruise ships in 2012 arrives in Seattle

    On Saturday, boating season began in Seattle with the annual parade and Windermere Cup crew race. On Sunday, watercraft of a slightly larger class made their first appearance.
    Q13 FOX News Online
    On Saturday, boating season began in Seattle with the annual parade and Windermere Cup crew race. On Sunday, watercraft of a slightly larger class made their first appearance. The 2012 season's first cruise ship arrived in the Port of Seattle's Smith...

    Tags: Windermere, Cruise Ship Jobs, Cruise Line Ports, Netherlands

    12. May 11, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  12. Chefs teach students for the day at Severn school

    The sizzle echoed through the halls of the Center of Applied Technology North in Severn, emanating from the school's culinary arts baking and pastry lab, where it was joined by a tempting aroma. Normally, a restaurant kitchen would be responsible for such sounds and smells, but this day it was students and the Culinary Institute of America.
    The sizzle echoed through the halls of the Center of Applied Technology North in Severn, emanating from the school's culinary arts baking and pastry lab, where it was joined by a tempting aroma. Normally, a restaurant kitchen would be responsible for such...

    Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Food Industry, Restaurants, Red Lobster, Olive Garden

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