Carnival Cruise Lines´ 88,500-ton Carnival Legend will offer a new eight-day schedule from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., featuring three distinctly different tropical destinations –St. Kitts, St. Lucia and St. Maarten- beginning in January 2007.
This marks the first time that St. Kitts and St. Lucia have been featured on a Carnival itinerary in more than 10 years.
Guests wishing to book longer cruises on Windstar Cruises´ fleet of upscale motor sailing yachts will find a wider selection of back-to-back options on the 2007 and 2008 deployment calendar.
Itineraries featured as part of the Connoisseurs´ Collection feature different itineraries week to week to facilitate 14-day cruises on the same ship. Guests booking back-to-back receive 5-10% off the total cost of the cruise depending on date and itinerary.
In keeping with the surge of participation in expanded onshore experiences, Crystal Cruises has increased the number of extended land adventures available with its 2007 World Cruise program.
The ultra-luxury line is presenting 25 compelling one- to four-night overland trips, including 11 completely new programs in Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Botswana, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Israel, Egypt, Jordan and Turkey.
From Casablanca to Cornwall, from the Bosporus Strait to the best of ancient Greece, Celebrity Cruises´ European itineraries in 2007 and 2008 will take guests to the broadest array of locations since the line began sailing there in 1999.
Bookings opened for Celebrity´s new and expanded European season on Century, Constellation, Galaxy and Millennium, and for cruise tours in the region.
Praise Fest Ministries, a volunteer-run evangelistic mission based in Northport, Alabama, has chartered Royal Caribbean´s Sovereign of the Seas on May 29, 2006 for a 4-night cruise to the Bahamas.
Cruise with a Cause has been designed to combine a family vacation experience with a faith-based opportunity allowing guests to participate in a mission effort on Grand Bahama Island.
Carnival Cruise Lines has confirmed that it will be sending one of its large ´Spirit´ Class ships, the Carnival Legend, to St Kitts starting in January of 2007.
This was announced Thursday by St Kitts and Nevis´ Minister of State for Tourism, Sports & Culture, Ricky Skerritt, on his return from a meeting with Carnival Cruise Line´s Vice President for Marketing & Planning, Terry Thornton.