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2. Best of Hawaii: Readers' favorite cruises, resorts, and ... - AOL

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   The Aloha State has a lot to offer, so to find the best ways to experience Hawaii, USA TODAY 10Best asked an expert panel to nominate the crème de la crème of cruises, resorts, restaurants ...

3. American Classic Voyages - Wikipedia

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   We believe this process will allow us to rebuild our business in the aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks and continue our proud tradition as America’s cruise line. [7] United States Lines, Delta Queen Coastal Voyages, and American Hawaii Cruises immediately ceased operations. amcv.com was taken down by September 21, 2002. [8]

4. SS Independence - Wikipedia

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   Oceanic Independence departed on a maiden cruise in June, 1980, operating 7-Day cruises around the Hawaiian Islands from Honolulu. On September 24, 1981, the cruise ship sustained minor damage off the coast of Nawiliwili, however passengers were safely taken ashore and flown home. After repairs in San Francisco the vessel returned to service.

5. List of cruise ships - Wikipedia

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   Joint-largest cruise ship ever built for P&O Cruises and the UK market. [3] Originally planned for the first half of 2022, [4] but delayed to December 2022 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic [5] Arvia in Marseille: Assedo: Kaalbye Shipping International: 1968: 19,361: Scrapped. Originally the Shota Rustaveli, sold in 2000 as the Assedo ...

6. Hawaii Cruises - AOL

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   Cruises to and from the islands are plentiful, but what do The call of warm weather, diverse culture, and excellent food sways millions of people every year to visit Hawaii. Hawaii Cruises

7. Tourism in Hawaii - Wikipedia

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   In 1907, Jack London and his wife Charmian sailed to Hawaii, learning the "royal sport" of surfing and travelling by horseback to Haleakalā and Hana, as chronicled in his book The Cruise of the Snark. 1929 saw 22,000 tourists visit Hawaii, while the number of tourists exceeded 1 million for the first time in 1967. [26]