Royal Caribbean International to Sell Legend of the Seas to Thomson Cruises: Daily Cruise Links for June 2, 2016

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Legend of the Seas to Depart Royal Caribbean International Fleet Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. has revealed that it will sell Royal Caribbean International's Legend of the Seas to Thomson Cruises in March 2017.

San Diego Cruise Industry On the Rebound As popularity in Mexico resurges so too does cruise traffic from San Diego, California with a 50 percent increase anticipated this season.

EUROPA 2: Winners of the First Acrobatics Festival "Artistika of the Sea" Crowned Awards given out on Hapag-Lloyd Cruises' EUROPA 2 during acrobatics festival at sea that is set to repeat next year in Asia.

Cruise Lines International Association and Marriott International Announce New Partnership Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) and Marriott International have teamed up for member benefits and commissions.

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Carnival Cruise Line has introduced a children's menu at its specialty steakhouses for $10 per kid including items like Beef Sliders and a Banana Split.

Poseidon Expeditions attends to children and solo travelers on its cruises with special offerings and accommodations.

The Port of Trois-Rivières and Mayor Yves Lévesque and the Minister of Tourism and the Mauricie Region Julie Boulet have launched its new cruise terminal.

Both Carnival and Royal Caribbean have informed the New South Wales government of its uncompetitive port fees and risk of losing out to other destinations. SOURCE: Seatrade Cruise News

P&O Cruises Australia's Pacific Pearl will become Cruise & Maritime Voyages' Columbus in April 2017 during a dry-dock.

Dublin Port Company and Dublin City Council wish to double the city's cruise industry over the next ten years. SOURCE: Seatrade Cruise News

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