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Come enjoy a truly unique experience in Egypt that starts in the bustling capital city of Cairo for 3 nights. Spend
time discovering one of the oldest civilizations on earth as you explore this vibrant city and its famous landmarks. Then, come aboard a magnificent river vessel for 4 nights of cruising down the Nile River, the flight from Cairo to Luxor is included in the price.
A sublime mix of luxury and adventure JAN 20th- JAN 30th, 2025 Have you dreamt of visiting all 7 continents? Not many people have been able to…
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There is no one aspect of shipbuilding to blame for delays, said Sheldon Jacobson, a supply chain expert who is a professor at the University of Illinois. Ships require thousands of pieces, ranging from elements of the engine to furnishings inside the cabins.
Several cruise ships sailing out of Australia have reported a significant number of Covid cases onboard as the continent weathers a new wave of the virus.
Virgin Voyages believes that the holiday season is a time for us to show our appreciation both for others and ourselves and the award-winning adults-only cruise line has an awesome deal for both situations.
Call it a Thanksgiving Miracle.
A cruise ship passenger who was believed to have fallen overboard and been in the Gulf of Mexico for up to 15 hours was miraculously found alive following a search and rescue by the U.S. Coast Guard.
Lemaire Channel, ANTARCTICA — I’ve probably seen 100 ships christened by everyone from Lauren Bacall to Pitbull, but the renaming ceremony of the Silver Endeavour is the first one I’ve witnessed from the deck of a Zodiac boat, bundled in a ski cap, parka, snow pants and knee-high boots.
Norwegian Cruise Line will no longer introduce one Prima-class ship a year, citing supply-chain delays affecting the yet-to-be-named third and fourth ships.