Today’s picture.
Today’s picture is an interesting one. Why? Because this is a picture of a flag, which most people would never
Master Mariner, with experience from the Norwegian Navy & the Cruise Industry. Born and raised in the beautiful city of Bergen, in Norway. I like travelling, and my jobs have made me able to visit 126 countries. Of course, my travel experiences are more than just the maritime part. I am a people watcher. Oh, and by the way, my opinions are sometimes absolutely ridiculous. But they are mine!! ⚓️ #travel #cruise #Thailand
Today’s picture is an interesting one. Why? Because this is a picture of a flag, which most people would never
Another one bites the dust…… The former Grand Celebration from Bahamas Paradise Cruise Lines, the original Carnival Celebration, has been
This is a very informative article……. It’s a $6-billion scourge that afflicts Navy destroyers, cruise ships and historic vessels like
In the midst of our life with politics, sports, and some economical struggle due to the ongoing pandemic, we should
Bookings for the first half of 2022 are running ahead of 2019 levels, according to Arnold Donald, president and CEO
Ever wondered why ship’s speed is measured in knots and not in km/ hour or metre / sec? Well, read
West Ham United manager says the football players can make mistakes as the rest of us, so they should not
Today’s picture is to remember good times during summertime in Northern Norway. It can actually be very warm during the
A number of cruise ships are sailing globally in January as the industry continues its restart, in a staggered phased-in
Check Inn 99. The name will forever be connected with good memories for me. This was by far my favorite
BANGKOK — Thailand will receive its first shipment of coronavirus vaccine from China by the end of next month, PM Prayut
number of cruise ships sit laid up awaiting their fate, whether its a new operator and return to cruise service,
Today’s picture reminds me of a simpler time. A simpler time for us who work in the Cruise Industry. The
A glimpse at the 2021 cruise ship orderbook shows 30 cruise ships set to debut, plus 16 more ships that were delivered
The Ocean Dream has ended her seagoing career, having been sailed up on the beach in Alang, India, earlier this
A number of cruise ships are sailing globally in January as the industry continues its restart, in a staggered phased-in
Just wanted to help spreading this. We all wish each other a happy new year, and so on and so
Today’s picture reminds me of a simpler time and place. The picture is taken in the province of Kalasin (Karasin),
Sixteen new cruise ships were delivered in 2020, including three before the COVID-19 crisis was declared a pandemic, while most
On Thursday, the Chair of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Peter DeFazio (D-OR) and Chair of the House