Category: Princess Cruises
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Cruise Lines Leaving From California
The most popular California ports of call are San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Long Beach. Located three miles from the San Diego airport and the closest U.S. city to Mexico, the port of San Diego welcomes more than 190 cruise ships per year. Read more […] -
Cruise Lines Leaving From Texas
In the vast state of Texas alone, there are 16 ports of call throughout the region. The most popular Texas port is Galveston. Port Isabel and Port of Houston are also listed as notable ports for cruise passengers. Read more […] -
Cruise and Travel University
Cruise and Travel University is a training program for all types of travel industries, including cruises. It is considered one of the most “comprehensive travel agents at sea training programs on the open sea.” CTU’s training events are held several times during the year aboard a variety of different cruise ships. Read more […] -
Deals on Alaska Princess Cruises
Princess Cruises has a wide variety of destinations to choose from including Alaska Princess cruises. While Princess is a luxury line in many ways, you can still find deals on Alaska Princess cruises. Read more […] -
Seabourn Cruise Line
Founded in 1986, Seabourn Cruise Lines is America’s premier luxury cruise line offering everything from seven-day cruises to exotic extended cruises that can last up to 100 days or more. Seabourn Cruise Line is currently owned by Carnival Corporation, which also owns other luxury lines such as Cunard Line as well as Costa Cruises, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, and Windstar Cruises. Read more […] -
South Pacific Cruises
From Bora Bora and Huahine to Nadi — South Pacific cruises are one of the best ways to enjoy all of the stunning sights and dreamlike experiences the South Pacific has to offer. The South Pacific is made up of a whopping 7,500 islands scattered throughout perfect azure blue and turquoise waters. Read more […]