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How to Build the World’s Largest Cruise Ship (or One of Them, Anyway) - nytimes.com - Finland - county Miami
nytimes.com
08.11.2024

How to Build the World’s Largest Cruise Ship (or One of Them, Anyway)

The valves were opened and more than a thousand workers gathered at the Meyer Turku shipyard in Finland to watch the “float out” of Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas. The nine-hour process — which involves flooding a special dock with more than 92 million gallons of water to push the 250,800-ton mega-ship onto a pier for the final stages of construction — had begun.

I've been on every Norwegian cruise line — here's how the 3 brands with very different prices compare - insider.com - Norway - Britain - state Alaska - city Columbia - city Whittier
insider.com
07.11.2024

I've been on every Norwegian cruise line — here's how the 3 brands with very different prices compare

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings is best known for its eponymous brand's exciting, family-friendly ships.

This Resort in the Maldives Offers an Innovative Amenity for Color-Blind Guests - cntraveler.com - Maldives - India
cntraveler.com
05.11.2024

This Resort in the Maldives Offers an Innovative Amenity for Color-Blind Guests

“What color are those clouds?” I ask my companion as we bob in the large sunken pool on our private deck, long enough to cross in seven swipes of front crawl. The sun is sinking beneath the sapphire seas of the Indian Ocean, the last gasps of daylight painting the skies in countless hues. “White,” she tells me. “A little grey, maybe.”

The Best Beaches in Antigua—And Where to Stay Nearby - cntraveler.com - Britain - Jamaica
cntraveler.com
05.11.2024

The Best Beaches in Antigua—And Where to Stay Nearby

We have a way of exaggerating things in the Caribbean: Jamaica’s seven-mile beach is roughly four miles, and Bonaire’s 1,000-step limestone staircase is only 67 steps, for example. But in Antigua, there really are 365 beaches, enough to fill a calendar year—and the island’s undulating coastline is a beach lovers playground where bay hopping is a mandatory island pastime.

This Resort in the Maldives Offers an Innovative Amenity for Color-Blind Guests - cntraveler.com - Maldives - India
cntraveler.com
04.11.2024

This Resort in the Maldives Offers an Innovative Amenity for Color-Blind Guests

“What color are those clouds?” I ask my companion as we bob in the large sunken pool on our private deck, long enough to cross in seven swipes of front crawl. The sun is sinking beneath the sapphire seas of the Indian Ocean, the last gasps of daylight painting the skies in countless hues. “White,” she tells me. “A little grey, maybe.”

Most ships can’t dock in Venice anymore. Here’s one that can - thepointsguy.com - Croatia - Italy - city Venice
thepointsguy.com
31.10.2024

Most ships can’t dock in Venice anymore. Here’s one that can

If sailing a luxury yacht from Venice is on your travel wish list, take note.

What the Future of Cruise Vacations Will Look Like, According to the Experts - travelandleisure.com - Norway - Mexico
travelandleisure.com
31.10.2024

What the Future of Cruise Vacations Will Look Like, According to the Experts

The coming year is prime time for a cruise vacation, and there have never been more options for travelers looking to spend time at sea.

Step aside, Florida: Royal Caribbean is betting big on expansion in this cruise region - thepointsguy.com - Norway - state Louisiana - Mexico - state Florida - state Texas - county Galveston - county Day - county Gulf - city Galveston
thepointsguy.com
30.10.2024

Step aside, Florida: Royal Caribbean is betting big on expansion in this cruise region

Florida might soon have a rival when it comes to cruise getaways. Although the Sunshine State is home to the largest cruise market in the world, Royal Caribbean claims the Texas market has the potential to be even bigger — a concept that has prompted the line to invest heavily in the Gulf Coast region.

This epic world cruise just got longer but will still end on time — find out why - thepointsguy.com - Australia - Japan - Taiwan - Hong Kong - state Alaska - Antarctica - city Seattle, state Alaska - city Tokyo - Singapore - Vietnam - city Fort Lauderdale - city Rio De Janeiro - Panama
thepointsguy.com
29.10.2024

This epic world cruise just got longer but will still end on time — find out why

When you've booked a sailing that's 132 days long, what's one more day? Fun — that's what. Holland America Line has redone the back half of its 2026 Grand World Voyage, which is now a day longer than originally scheduled — but for an interesting reason.

I've been to over 200 high-end golf courses around the globe. Here are 8 of my all-time favorites. - insider.com - Usa - state California - state Michigan - state Oregon - Scotland - county Ocean - county Pacific
insider.com
27.10.2024

I've been to over 200 high-end golf courses around the globe. Here are 8 of my all-time favorites.

A great golf course is like a classic work of statuary — except that the medium is the earth itself, not just a hunk of marble or wet clay.

Cornwall Is England’s Most Magical County. Here’s Where to Go. - nytimes.com
nytimes.com
25.10.2024

Cornwall Is England’s Most Magical County. Here’s Where to Go.

Cornwall, England’s craggy southwestern tip is laden with myth and legend: Mermaids are said to have lured villagers into the sea here and piskies, a mischievous tribe of fairies, to skip across the area’s wind-whipped moors. Its real-life history includes Neolithic standing stones and the 13th-century Tintagel Castle, built on the cliff-top site where King Arthur was thought to have been conceived. No wonder the county has provided creative inspiration for hundreds of years. “Artists have been drawn to Cornwall since the time of [J.M.W.] Turner [in the 1800s] because of the natural light and the outstanding beauty of the landscape,” says Anne Barlow, the director of the Tate St. Ives art gallery.

This Royal Caribbean ship will be the largest ever to combine a cruise with a Denali land tour - thepointsguy.com - Britain - state Alaska - city Seattle - city Columbia - city Anchorage - county Gulf - borough Denali - city Vancouver, Britain - city Skagway - county Seward - county Glacier - city Alaskan - Juneau - city Juneau
thepointsguy.com
25.10.2024

This Royal Caribbean ship will be the largest ever to combine a cruise with a Denali land tour

Royal Caribbean is about to take more than 4,000 passengers even farther northwest into Alaska. Starting in spring 2026, Ovation of the Seas will become the line's largest-ever ship to sail one-way voyages to The Last Frontier, offering both cruises and cruisetours — something that wasn't available to Royal Caribbean passengers before on a big ship.

By Ferry or Floatplane, 4 Enchanting Coastal Getaways From Vancouver - nytimes.com - Georgia - Britain - Canada - county Ferry - city Vancouver - city Columbia, Britain
nytimes.com
24.10.2024

By Ferry or Floatplane, 4 Enchanting Coastal Getaways From Vancouver

Canada’s westernmost province, British Columbia, is studded with 17,000 miles of coastline and 40,000 islands dispersed across its waters, many of them enchanting destinations on their own. Vancouver, the largest city of the province, serves as a gateway to the region, which is home to a host of marine life like Steller sea lions, sea otters and Pacific octopuses.

Disney's Adventure Cruise Ship Will Have the Longest Roller Coaster at Sea, Adults-only Spaces, Themed Suites, and More - travelandleisure.com - Italy - Singapore - city Singapore
travelandleisure.com
21.10.2024

Disney's Adventure Cruise Ship Will Have the Longest Roller Coaster at Sea, Adults-only Spaces, Themed Suites, and More

It’s full steam ahead for Disney Cruise Line as it’s experiencing an exciting period of rapid growth.

Our Boundless Love for Big Sur May Be Killing It - nytimes.com - county Hot Spring - Australia - state California - city Santa - county Santa Cruz
nytimes.com
18.10.2024

Our Boundless Love for Big Sur May Be Killing It

The 70 miles of California coastline that makes up the unincorporated area of Big Sur has a storied, almost mystical allure, largely thanks to its staggering beauty. With redwood forests, stunning Pacific views, winding rivers and natural hot springs, the area has for decades attracted celebrities, artists and millions of visitors. So many visitors in fact, that these days, Kirk Gafill, the president of the Big Sur Chamber of Commerce, estimates that 90 percent of the local economy is tourism-dependent.

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