Will we be able to cruise to Cuba in 2015? It’ll probably take longer than that, but we’re looking forward to further developments as the U.S. and Cuba seek to normalize diplomatic relations. If and when travel and trade restrictions are lifted, cruise companies are sure to be among the first in. A lot of Americans want to go to Cuba while it’s untouched by our culture and before the old cars disappear, and a cruise ship will be the easy and comfortable way to do it.

Carnival Cruise Lines will soon be permanently dropping the “s” from “Lines,” USA Today reported. Since it first set sail in 1972, the name has been plural, but recently, official company documents present it as singular. However, the transition is not complete.

Recently U.S. President Barack Obama announced that the United States is to restore diplomatic relations with Cuba. This also included a new American Embassy in Cuba. The old relationship with Cuba was according to Barack Obama “outdated” and this now starts a new era between the countries.

The government of Antigua signed a $255 million deal with state-owned China Civil Engineering Construction Corp. to renovate the island's main port and harbor in the capital city of St. John's, according to the Antigua Chronicle.

Cruise ship enthusiasts might be doing plenty of Havana daydreaming' in the wake of President Obama's announcement this month that the U.S. will begin to normalize ties with Cuba. But government and industry experts say it will take a lot of work before it's done.