LATEST Cruise News Updates! FIRST CRUISE BACK A SUCCESS! Carnival's Latest Ship!

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The video provides several updates regarding major cruise lines, including Carnival, MSC Cruises, and Royal Caribbean. Carnival Cruise Line has revealed the name of its second Excel class ship, the Carnival Celebration, through a social media campaign involving celebrity partners. This vessel is scheduled to sail from Miami in November 2022 to mark the company's 50th anniversary. MSC Cruises has successfully resumed operations with its flagship, MSC Grandioso, sailing from Italy under new health and safety protocols. The report notes that the cruise line enforced these rules by preventing a family from re-boarding after they left a sanctioned shore excursion. Additionally, MSC announced that the MSC Seashore has completed its loadout, marking a milestone for the vessel which is expected to enter the Mediterranean market in 2021. Finally, the video addresses rumors regarding Royal Caribbean's Empress of the Seas. While reports suggested the ship was sold to an undisclosed buyer, Royal Caribbean has denied these claims, maintaining that the vessel remains part of its fleet despite speculation about the retirement of older ships.
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cruisers had a lot to celebrate this week with msc cruises grandioso setting sail from italy
kudos to the cruise line for sticking to its new policies
the cruise has been well received by most cruisers
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