World Cruises.
SHIPPING OUT THE WORLD IS YOURS ON A CRUISE.
Asia, Arabia, Australia, New Zealand, China, India, Africa, Europe and Antarctica are places to discover by ship. And, if you can't decide which ports of call to make, choose the world. A world cruise is not only possible, but becoming affordable. Last year both Princess and Royal Caribbean scheduled the maiden voyages of their newest and largest vessels in European waters.
THE WORLD OF CRUISES.
CARNIVAL PREPARES TO LAUNCH WORLD'S LARGEST CRUISE SHIP.
Is bigger better?That's a question the cruise world will soon find out. This November, the world's largest cruise ship, the 102,000-ton Carnival Destiny, takes to the seas. While it will sail the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean on its way to the Caribbean, plans call for it to remain in the Caribbean. Why? Because it's too large to fit through the Panama Canal. Passengers on the Destiny probably won't be thinking about the Panama Canal,
New liner to offer vintage voyages.
Aboard the world's luxury cruise liners, wine plays an integral part in enhancing the enjoyment of the superb food that is served.There will be a dramatic reminder of this during traditional ceremonies when the new Sovereign of the Seas is christened by Rosalynn Carter on Jan. 15 in Miami.The former first lady of the United States will be using the world's largest bottle of champagne to christen the world's largest cruise ship
Pacific Princess to Sail on World Cruise in 2008, 102-Day Voyage Marks Princess' First Global Journey in More Than Five Years.
Princess Cruises will return to world cruising in 2008 with a full 102-day adventure aboard the intimate Pacific Princess. Traveling across six continents, visiting 31 countries, this journey of a lifetime offers passengers the opportunity to experience such iconic destinations as Machu Picchu, the Taj Mahal, Angkor Wat and the Pyramids of Egypt
