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2. Norwegian Sun - Wikipedia

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   In May 2018 the ship repositioned to Port Canaveral to operate cruises to Havana with Key West Florida, and to the Bahamas to either Freeport or Nassau and Great Stirrup Cay. [3] Between 9 September and 14 October 2018, Norwegian Sun operated cruises from Miami to Havana, Great Stirrup Cay, Costa Maya, Mexico and Harvest Caye, Belize. [3]

3. Cruise ships in Miami used to look like that? How we traveled ...

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4. Cruise West - Wikipedia

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   Cruise West was an independent, destination focused small-ship cruise operator based in Seattle, Washington. The line was the largest operator of U.S. flagged cruise vessels (by number of vessels) with nine currently operating. They were best known for their Alaska cruises but their reach includes destinations all around the Pacific Ocean.

5. Fathom (cruise line) - Wikipedia

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   Fathom was a cruise travel experience brand owned by Carnival Corporation & plc and a former cruise line. It was registered in the United Kingdom, [1] and based in Doral, Florida. The line was designed to operate in the "social impact travel" market. [2] Fathom later used other ships within the Carnival Corporation to operate its cruises.

6. Family of nine left stranded in remote Alaska after cruise ...

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   A spokesperson for Norwegian Cruise Lines said: “On the afternoon of Friday, 12 July, a family of nine guests missed the ship’s all aboard time in Ketchikan, Alaska due to a misstep by a local ...

7. Why cruise ships docked at the Miami port will plug into ...

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   The port is providing up to 16 megawatts, and each ship is expected to need between 8 and 13 megawatts during its stay, said PortMiami Director and CEO Hydi Webb in an interview with the Miami Herald