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Phenomenal deals on Caribbean cruises
Times Staff WriterCRUISE fares have fallen so sharply in recent months that travelers waiting for their ship to come in may find that it's just on the horizon and sailing toward them at full speed. "There are some fantastic deals out there," said Emerson Hankamer,...Tags: Cruise Deals, Tour Operations Industry, Festive Events, Arts and Culture, Transportation Industry
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Post-storm, a cloud of uncertainty hangs over Gulf Coast ports
Special to The TimesADD cruising to the list of industries left in continuing chaos after the season of deadly storms. More than half a dozen ships and 100,000 passengers have been affected by hurricanes Katrina and Rita, which recently tore up the Gulf Coast. The...Tags: Tour Operations Industry, Festive Events, Hurricane Preparedness, Arts and Culture, Travel
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You can get there from here on the high seas
Special to The TimesMore cruises are departing from U.S. ports, and the trend is just as evident in California as anywhere else. This list, organized by departure city, shows a sampling of sailings scheduled for this year and prices for one person based on double occupancy....Tags: Cruise West, Festive Events, Sports, Star Sailing, Tourism and Leisure
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Plenty to see close to home
Special to The TimesCraving a vacation at sea but unwilling to fly to a port, Jay and Shelly Schwartz hopped a taxi from their home in Maryland and within an hour were boarding the Galaxy in Baltimore, Celebrity Cruises' new departure point for 10- and 11-night Caribbean...Tags: Homes, Companies and Corporations, Travel, Tavern on the Green, Air Transportation Delays
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WKMG's stunner: What happened to Disney employee?
Staff writerWKMG-Channel 6's Tony Pipitone had a big surprise in his late Monday report about a girl's molestation on a Disney Cruise Line ship. Disney had flown the suspect, a ship employee, to India after he confessed to Bahamian police. "We have a signed...Tags: Tour Operations Industry, Bahamas, India, Cruise Line Ports
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From Star Wars to comics to gamers, Florida has events to satisfy your inner nerd
Orlando SentinelFlorida's got fanboy down. Where else can you count on an annual Wookie sighting? Disney's Star Wars Weekends, though, going on from May 17 to June 9 at Disney's Hollywood Studios, is just one of Florida's great offerings for movies, TV, comics and...Tags: Orange County Convention Center, Festive Events, SeaWorld, Arts and Culture, Royal Caribbean International
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WKMG delivers shocker on Disney Cruise crime
Staff writerOn the 11 p.m. Monday news, WKMG-Channel 6 will deliver a shocking report about a Disney Cruise Line employee fondling an 11-year-old girl and the strange events that followed. The segment was not planned for the May ratings period. Tony Pipitone just...Tags: Tour Operations Industry, Crime, Law and Justice, Cruise Line Ports
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Best Travel Deals
$263 WINE TOUR – FINGER LAKES Experience a weekend in Finger Lakes Wine Country, New York, destinations with breathtaking scenery, rich history, and world class wine Nov 2-3. Includes transportation, hotel on Lake Geneva, tour of four wineries...
Tags: Gardens and Parks, Tour Operations Industry, New Year's Day, Tanzania, Hotels and Accommodations
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Florida cargo and cruise facilities in line for a record-setting year of funding
TALLAHASSEE — Florida's seaports, including Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, are set to embark on a massive round of waterfront and transit upgrades, as the cargo and cruise facilities are in line for a record-setting year of funding from the...Tags: Tour Operations Industry, Regional Authority, Fort Lauderdale, Rick Scott, Cruise Ship Jobs
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Lawmakers seek money for local projects via 'dark marks'
WASHINGTON — When Congress banned "earmarks" in 2011, House Speaker John Boehner hailed the move as proof that lawmakers were "dead serious" about outlawing pet projects and "ending business as usual in Washington." But new documents show that the...
Tags: John Boehner, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Transportation Security Administration, Bill Posey, Orlando International Airport
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Gumbo Limbo 'graduates' its biggest class back to health
"Sandy" was found nearly lifeless in a canal, sick from the plastic she had ingested. "Viper" took a boat propeller hit that had cracked him open so his spine was exposed. And "Jensen" was riddled with tumors. But all three sea turtles — and...
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Ponce de Leon still a big deal in Florida, 500 years later
JPo is trending in South Florida. We're talking about Juan Ponce de Leon, the conquistador-explorer-governor who is still relevant 500 years after he claimed Florida for Spain. His legacy sails on as people discover and rediscover him through various...
Tags: Museums, Arts, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Arts and Culture
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