CARNIVAL GLORY Returns To Service

| February 15, 2010 | Shipping News | No Comments

The 2,974-passenger CARNIVAL GLORY has resumed Caribbean service from Miami following a multi-million-dollar renovation. Eighteen new balconies were also incorporated onto existing ocean view staterooms and a new restaurant, plus poolside entertainment features and shipwide Wi-Fi access was added. From February to May, CARNIVAL GLORY operates seasonal seven-day cruises from Miami, alternating weekly to the eastern and western Caribbean. The ship will then be homeported in New York where she will offer a series of four- and five-day Atlantic Canada voyages from June 6 — September 6, 2010, followed by a series of seven-day Canada/New England cruises, from September 11 — October 9.

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MARTIN COX - Founder and publisher of MaritimeMatters, inspired by maritime culture and technology growing up in the port of Southampton. He works as a photographer in Los Angeles, and his works has been exhibited in LA, San Francisco, New York, London and Iceland. Martin is the co-writer of the book “Hollywood to Honolulu; the story of the Los Angeles Steamship Company” published by the Steam Ship Historical Society of America. The Los Angeles Maritime Museum has commissioned artworks and collected his photographs.

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