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Carnival Cruise Ship Hits Ice in Alaska, Passengers Call It A "Titanic Moment"
The hull of the Carnival Spirit was assessed and no damages were found after the incident.
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US Couple Ditches 9-To-5 Jobs To Live On Cruise Ships Full-Time For Less Than $10,000 A Year
Financially savvy, the couple meticulously calculated their expenses and managed to sustain their lifestyle for less than $10,000 annually.
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Carnival Australia Misled About Covid Risks In Cruise: Australian Court
Carnival Corp's Australian unit has been ordered to pay the medical expenses of a woman who contracted COVID-19, with a judge ruling that the cruise ship operator misled passengers about safety risks in a landmark class action ruling.
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Video: Threesome Led To Hour-Long Fight On Cruise, Claims Passenger
Things took a rather never-seen-before ugly turn on the Carnival Magic cruise ship earlier this week when dozens of passengers got involved in an hour-long fight.
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"This Is Bad": Cruise Ships Crash Into Each Other At Mexico Port
A Carnival cruise ship trying to dock in Cozumel, Mexico, crashed into an already-docked ship at the port Friday morning, leaving six passengers injured.
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US Coast Guard Hunts Man Who Allegedly Jumped From Cruise Balcony
The US Coast Guard was searching early on Friday for a 26-year-old man who went overboard from a Carnival Cruise ship about 47 miles (76 km) out in the Gulf of Mexico, near the port of Galveston in Texas.
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Lucky Teen Gets Free Cruise To Europe In Exchange For His Snapchat Handle
Carnival Cruise offered an all-expenses paid cruise on the line's newest ship for a European vacation valued at $5,000, plus flights and hotels for Darian Lipscomb and his family.
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This Cruise Line Is Turning To God For Survival
When people book a cruise, they generally want a vacation: sleeping in, pool time, plentiful drinks, lavish dinners. Fathom, the one-ship Carnival Corp. experiment in " social-impact travel " for travelers who want to make a difference, is definitely not for them.
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Costa Concordia Captain Admits 'Showing Off' When Cruise Ship Steered Onto Rocks
Costa Concordia captain Francesco Schettino told a court Tuesday that he was showing off when he steered the cruise ship onto rocks off the Italian island of Giglio.
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Carnival Says Launches First Fast Wireless Network for Cruise Ships
The Wi-Fi service, a $10 million investment across Carnival's fleet of 101 ships, is expected to boost revenue for the world's largest cruise operator.
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Ill cruise passengers 'felt like prisoners' ahead of Texas docking
Several ill passengers who disembarked from a Princess Cruises ship in Houston on Friday said they felt like prisoners forced to their cabins for days when the vessel suffered the second outbreak of a stomach illness to hit a cruise ship in a week.
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Fire on Royal Caribbean cruise ship on way to Bahamas, no casualties
Fire aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship forced it to dock at Freeport in Bahamas on Monday with all passengers and crew safe but the rest of the trip canceled, the cruise company reported.
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US cruise ship's parting gift for passengers: bathrobes
The 4,000-plus exhausted passengers who lived a hellish four-day ordeal aboard the powerless and drifting Carnival Triumph cruise ship won't be left completely empty handed.
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Stricken Carnival cruise ship limping into Alabama
Reeking of raw sewage, a crippled cruise ship carrying more than 4,200 people was limping into Mobile, Alabama, on Thursday as passengers awaited the end of a vacation voyage some described as hellish.
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Costa Concordia passengers sue Carnival
Six passengers of the Italian cruise ship Costa Concordia, which ran aground off the coast of Italy two weeks ago, are suing Carnival Cruise Lines, demanding compensation totaling US $460 million.
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Carnival Cruise Ship Hits Ice in Alaska, Passengers Call It A "Titanic Moment"
The hull of the Carnival Spirit was assessed and no damages were found after the incident.
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US Couple Ditches 9-To-5 Jobs To Live On Cruise Ships Full-Time For Less Than $10,000 A Year
Financially savvy, the couple meticulously calculated their expenses and managed to sustain their lifestyle for less than $10,000 annually.
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Carnival Australia Misled About Covid Risks In Cruise: Australian Court
Carnival Corp's Australian unit has been ordered to pay the medical expenses of a woman who contracted COVID-19, with a judge ruling that the cruise ship operator misled passengers about safety risks in a landmark class action ruling.
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Video: Threesome Led To Hour-Long Fight On Cruise, Claims Passenger
Things took a rather never-seen-before ugly turn on the Carnival Magic cruise ship earlier this week when dozens of passengers got involved in an hour-long fight.
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"This Is Bad": Cruise Ships Crash Into Each Other At Mexico Port
A Carnival cruise ship trying to dock in Cozumel, Mexico, crashed into an already-docked ship at the port Friday morning, leaving six passengers injured.
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US Coast Guard Hunts Man Who Allegedly Jumped From Cruise Balcony
The US Coast Guard was searching early on Friday for a 26-year-old man who went overboard from a Carnival Cruise ship about 47 miles (76 km) out in the Gulf of Mexico, near the port of Galveston in Texas.
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Lucky Teen Gets Free Cruise To Europe In Exchange For His Snapchat Handle
Carnival Cruise offered an all-expenses paid cruise on the line's newest ship for a European vacation valued at $5,000, plus flights and hotels for Darian Lipscomb and his family.
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This Cruise Line Is Turning To God For Survival
When people book a cruise, they generally want a vacation: sleeping in, pool time, plentiful drinks, lavish dinners. Fathom, the one-ship Carnival Corp. experiment in " social-impact travel " for travelers who want to make a difference, is definitely not for them.
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Costa Concordia Captain Admits 'Showing Off' When Cruise Ship Steered Onto Rocks
Costa Concordia captain Francesco Schettino told a court Tuesday that he was showing off when he steered the cruise ship onto rocks off the Italian island of Giglio.
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Carnival Says Launches First Fast Wireless Network for Cruise Ships
The Wi-Fi service, a $10 million investment across Carnival's fleet of 101 ships, is expected to boost revenue for the world's largest cruise operator.
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Ill cruise passengers 'felt like prisoners' ahead of Texas docking
Several ill passengers who disembarked from a Princess Cruises ship in Houston on Friday said they felt like prisoners forced to their cabins for days when the vessel suffered the second outbreak of a stomach illness to hit a cruise ship in a week.
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Fire on Royal Caribbean cruise ship on way to Bahamas, no casualties
Fire aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship forced it to dock at Freeport in Bahamas on Monday with all passengers and crew safe but the rest of the trip canceled, the cruise company reported.
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US cruise ship's parting gift for passengers: bathrobes
The 4,000-plus exhausted passengers who lived a hellish four-day ordeal aboard the powerless and drifting Carnival Triumph cruise ship won't be left completely empty handed.
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Stricken Carnival cruise ship limping into Alabama
Reeking of raw sewage, a crippled cruise ship carrying more than 4,200 people was limping into Mobile, Alabama, on Thursday as passengers awaited the end of a vacation voyage some described as hellish.
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Costa Concordia passengers sue Carnival
Six passengers of the Italian cruise ship Costa Concordia, which ran aground off the coast of Italy two weeks ago, are suing Carnival Cruise Lines, demanding compensation totaling US $460 million.
