CRUISE INDUSTRY
Norwegian Cruise Line sees first-quarter improvement
With an IPO in the rearview mirror and a new ship at sea, Norwegian Cruise Line has high hopes for 2013.
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Miami-based Norwegian Cruise Line celebrated the christening of its newest ship with pomp, pageantry — and some high kicks.
With an IPO in the rearview mirror and a new ship at sea, Norwegian Cruise Line has high hopes for 2013.
The Biltmore in Coral Gables has launched a Love is Love campaign to bring gay weddings to the historic hotel.
The first of a new brand, b2 hotel, had its grand opening this week in downtown Miami.
Hotels throughout South Florida posted some of their best numbers in recent memory.
Carnival Corp. said in a statement Monday that the company will reimburse the U.S. government for costs related to the aftermath of fires aboard the Triumph and Splendor cruise ships.
Royal Caribbean International’s next new ship, Quantum of the Seas, will offer bumper cars, simulated skydiving and an ocean view in every cabin.
But Brazil’s ambassador to the U.S. says negotiating a visa waiver program between the two countries may take some time.
Freehand Miami, the first in a planned chain of branded upscale hostels, is bringing a budget-friendly, welcoming vibe to Miami Beach for guests and locals.
A push for a “bill of rights” for cruise ship passengers has caught the attention of the industry’s main trade group.
In the first step toward making fixes to its fleet, Carnival Cruise Lines said it will improve redundancies, backup power capabilities and fire systems aboard two ships.
Ahita Keshmirian placed bits of broken yet colorful glass into a pendant. Outside, beyond the natural grass on the top deck of Celebrity Cruise Lines Silhouette, the mosaic-decorated churches of Ravenna, Italy, were visible.
The SLS hotel brand is planning to add a downtown Miami location — with residences — in a joint venture with The Related Group.
Beachgoers can still enjoy an illegal drink on Miami Beach.
Once the kings of the Caribbean, North American cruise lines are venturing farther from home — and cultivating new customer bases.
After more than 15 years without a five-star hotel, Miami-Dade now boasts two.
The Dolphins’ emphasis on Miami-Dade in a push for tax money for their stadium could mean a lesser role in future Super Bowls for Broward.
More lawyers have filed suit on behalf of passengers who were aboard the Carnival Triumph when a fire knocked out power.
The U.S. Transportation Security Administration will start testing faster passenger screening, based on identity, at airports around the country this fall.