Tagged: Miami

Royal Caribbean International And Inter Miami Team Up To Grant The Wishes Of 23 Make-A-Wish Children

Royal Caribbean International And Inter Miami Team Up To Grant The Wishes Of 23 Make-A-Wish Children (Image at LateCruiseNews.com - September 2024Fueled by passion and driven by a love for their community, Inter Miami CF and Royal Caribbean teamed up to fulfill the mission they set when their unprecedented partnership was announced in August 2023: to create memorable experiences for families and fans everywhere, changing the game from ship to pitch around the world. (more…)

Carnival Cruise Line Salutes Military Women as Part of Inaugural Fleet Week in Miami. Carnival Conquest Hosts Special Tribute at PortMiami

Carnival Cruise Line Salutes Military Women as Part of Inaugural Fleet Week in Miami. Carnival Conquest Hosts Special Tribute at PortMiami  (Image at LateCruiseNews.com - May 2024)To cap off the first ever Fleet Week festivities in Miami and kick off Mother’s Day weekend, Carnival Cruise Line showed its support and appreciation for the military by saluting more than 150 women military members on Carnival Conquest today (May 10, 2024). (more…)

Cruise Port City Compass: The Result of the First Collaboration Between AIVP and MedCruise Presented at Seatrade Cruise Global in Miami

Cruise Port City Compass: The Result of the First Collaboration Between AIVP and MedCruise Presented at Seatrade Cruise Global in Miami (Image at LateCruiseNews.com - April 2024)  (Image at LateCruiseNews.com - April 2024)For the first time working together, MedCruise and AIVP have presented today (April 9, 2024) a publication titled ‘Cruise Port City Compass – Global cases inspiring sustainable connections & communities‘ during the “Seatrade Cruise Global”, in Miami, Florida. (more…)



















South Florida’s cruise business is, well, cruising again

PortMiami (Photo credit PortMiami)The cruise business was idled for 15 months. Ships were empty except for skeleton crews. Passengers stayed home. Jobs were cut and South Florida’s cruise ports — some of the busiest in the world — were quiet.

No stevedores. No crew members. No passengers. The cruise business was closed because of COVID-19.

Full story South Florida’s cruise business is, well, cruising again