The cruise line has partnered with Carib Resorts, which is developing a site for shore excursions on a remote island. Carlos Torres de Navarra, Carnival’s vice president for commercial port operations, discussed the project Wednesday during a session at the Cruise Shipping Miami conference in Miami Beach. After disembarking at the port, passengers will be able to take a small boat to the island, called Balmoral. Torres de Navarra said the island will include elements of Bahamian history and serve as an alternative to shopping and Atlantis, Paradise Island options. . . . Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/03/13/3284360/carnival-cruise-lines-looking.html#emlnl=Business#storylink=cpy
Cruise Passenger Was Served 33 Drinks Before Deadly Encounter With Crew,
Suit Says
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Michael Virgil, 35, became agitated on a Royal Caribbean ship and was
restrained by at least five crew members, including some who stood on his
back, befor...
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