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Seabourn Encore Celebrates its Coin Ceremony During Construction: Daily Cruise Links for Feb. 23, 2016

Cruise Line & Cruise Ship Jason Leppert February 23, 2016

Photo courtesy of Seabourn Cruise Line

Seabourn Holds Traditional Maritime Coin Ceremony For Newbuild
Seabourn Cruise Line celebrated continued construction on Seabourn Encore with a traditional coin ceremony at the Fincantieri shipyard in Marghera, Italy.

For Cruise Passengers, Volunteering Combines Vacations with Giving Back
Volunteer opportunities include raising money for children's disease research on Carnival Cruise Line ships and cancer organizations on Holland America Line.

Ponant’s Fire-Damaged Le Boréal to Be Repaired by Fincantieri in Genoa Port
Ponant's Le Boréal will be repaired by Fincantieri, the ship's original 2010 Ancona builder, in Genoa, Italy.

Crowds Welcome the Queen Elizabeth to Newcastle
As the first Cunard ship to visit the Port of Newcastle since 1907, the Queen Elizabeth was welcomed by hundreds.

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