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Carnival Cruise Line will deploy the 2,124 passenger Carnival Legend to continue its seasonal offerings from San Francisco in 2025, offering alternating 10-day Alaska cruises and four-day Baja Mexico sailings. (more…)
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The Ruby Princess cruise ship finally departed the Port of San Francisco on Sunday afternoon after it was declared “fit to sail” following repairs after its Thursday crash into a dock, the cruise line said. (more…)
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The saga of the Ruby Princess cruise ship has a new development. The ship damaged during a docking accident won’t depart San Francisco for Alaska until Sunday, according to the cruise line. (more…)
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A Princess Cruises ship crashed into a pier in San Francisco as it was preparing to dock after a 10-day Alaskan cruise, officials said. (more…)
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During a celebratory “Night of the Stars” pier-side at San Francisco on Sunday night, Scenic Global USA held its first-ever trade gala in the U.S. for about 60 top-producing U.S. travel advisors. (more…)
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American Cruise Lines announced their first-ever California cruise. Beginning in 2023, the country’s largest small ship cruise line will offer a brand new 8-Day San Francisco Bay cruise which explores the City on the Bay, Napa Valley, and the San Joaquin Valley. (more…)
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For the first time in its 50-year history, Carnival Cruise Line will set sail today from its newest homeport, San Francisco, Calif., with the 2,124 passenger Carnival Miracle. (more…)
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For the third time this year, the same Princess Cruise Lines ship has docked in California with passengers who tested positive for COVID-19. (more…)
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A cruise ship finally left San Francisco Sunday evening after being delayed for hours because of multiple COVID-19 cases on board. (more…)
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A cruise ship returned to San Francisco from the Panama Canal on Sunday morning, with multiple positive COVID cases. (more…)
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A cruise ship called the Ruby Princess docked in San Francisco Thursday morning with a few, mostly symptom-less COVID-positive passengers, passing under the Golden Gate Bridge just before sunrise. (ktvu.com)
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San Francisco’s hometown cruise ship, Ruby Princess, became Princess Cruises’ sixth MedallionClass ship back in service yesterday, setting sail from the Port of San Francisco. (more…)
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Princess Cruises yesterday celebrated its return to San Francisco with the maiden call of Majestic Princess, the first cruise ship to visit the City by the Bay since the industry global pause of operations. (more…)
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Cruise ships are returning to San Francisco after a 19-month hiatus brought on by the pandemic in what’s sure to be a boost to the city’s economy, the mayor announced Friday. (northbaybusinessjournal.com)
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The Port of New Orleans’ (Port NOLA) Strategic Master Plan, Port NOLA Forward, will earn the Port a Silver 2019 National Planning Achievement Award for Economic Development Planning from the American Planning Association (APA) for identifying and seizing upon economic growth opportunities. (more…)
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It took two attempts to break the Champagne bottle, but in the end, all was well as Lindblad Expeditions named its newest ship, National Geographic Venture, on Friday, November 30, at historic Treasure Island Pier 1 in San Francisco. National Geographic Venture, is a sister ship to National Geographic Quest, which launched last year. (cruisecritic.com)
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When public schools run out of classroom space, districts haul in trailers to handle the overflow. But when one of Silicon Valley’s largest tech conferences ran out of space, it brought in a cruise ship. (marketwatch.com)
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The San Francisco Port Commission has executed a new 20-year lease agreement with BAE Systems for maritime ship repair that will sustain San Francisco’s 150-year tradition of shipbuilding and repair. (cruiseindustrynews.com)
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