Celebrity Cruises cancels another Galapagos cruise
Celebrity Cruises has canceled another sailing on the 98-passenger Celebrity Xpedition as it tries to get its license to cruise in Galapagos National Park reinstated sooner rather than later.
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After a successful IPO and in the early stages of a new-ship boom, Norwegian Cruise Line is (finally) earning respect.
Celebrity Cruises has canceled another sailing on the 98-passenger Celebrity Xpedition as it tries to get its license to cruise in Galapagos National Park reinstated sooner rather than later.
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