Cruise Radio News Headlines | Week of July 15, 2018

Every week we bring you the latest cruise news stories, articles we’ve published, our latest Cruise Radio podcast, and our recent YouTube videos.

Cruise Radio News Brief – July 22, 2018

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1. Norwegian Cruise Line shocked us this week with the news that Norwegian Joy – a ship purpose-built for the Asian market – will be leaving China in summer 2019. She will first undergo a $50 million refurbishment before joining the line’s newest ship Norwegian Bliss in Alaska. Read the full article here.

observation deck that is currently on Norwegian Bliss
The observation deck that is currently on Norwegian Bliss.

2. MSC Cruises dives further into the American market by announcing the building of its own cruise terminal in Miami. This extends its berthing rights to two days per week from one as well solidifies MSC’s home in Port Miami for its upcoming next-generation ships. Read the full article here.

3. Celebrity Cruise Line announced an impressive $500 million plan dubbed “The Celebrity Revolution” to update the ships in its fleet. Updates will affect staterooms, public areas, spas, and more and are slated to begin next year, continuing through 2023. Read the full article here.

celebrity cruises main restaurant
As part of THE CELEBRITY REVOLUTION, the already-stunning Main Restaurants will undergo a beautiful redesign, with new textures and new finishes added throughout. Rendering: Celebrity Cruises

4. Virgin Voyages released the name of its newest ship this week: Scarlet Lady. The name is a nod to the first airplane of the brand, which flew under the same name, and is also meant to represent “ a powerful spirit guide who is creating a whole new way to travel.” Read the full article here.

5. Carnival Cruise Line is extending its updated steakhouse menu to more ships in the fleet. Already served on the Vista and Dream class ships, the new menu will be rolled out within the next few weeks to Carnival Conquest, Liberty, Freedom, and Valor. Read the full article here.

Carnival Liberty
Photo by Andy Newman

6. Disney Cruise Line published the dates and details for its holiday season cruises, including information on onboard holiday-themed events, celebrated Disney style. Read the full article here.

This Week’s Cruise Podcast

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This week we hear a review of Adventure of the Seas, which currently sails out of Bayonne, New Jersey, on 7-night itineraries to New England/Canada and to Bermuda. This cruise was the reviewer’s first time cruising with Royal Caribbean and first time cruising to New England and Canada.

This Week’s Featured Cruise Article

FUN TIMES STATEROOM
The Fun Times is put in your stateroom nightly.

This week’s featured article highlights Carnival Cruise Line’s FunTimes itinerary. Read up on how best to make use of these daily planners, what information they include, and how they help you make the most of your cruise vacation. Read the entire article here.

This Week’s Cruise Video

Ever wondered how much food it takes to feed a ship full of guests and crew for a week? In this week’s video, we share some facts about the amount of food (like over 22,000 pounds of beef!) that get loaded onto a ship for just one week-long cruise.

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