Galveston Wharves Breaks Ground on Fourth Cruise Terminal
A fourth cruise terminal is coming to Galveston. Here is the official release from Galveston Wharves.
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Port of Galveston One Step Closer to Fourth Cruise Terminal
Last week, the Galveston Wharves Board of Trustees voted to approve an engineering and architecture services contract for a fourth cruise terminal. Here is the full press release from Galveston Wharves:
Continue reading »Cruise360 Day Two Recap
All this week, the Premier Custom Travel staff is attending our tenth Cruise360. You may have heard us mention this conference before or the host – CLIA (Cruise Lines International Association). Each evening, we’ll publish a blog post with a recap of all the happenings at the industry’s largest cruise conference. Today, a look at the second full day.
Continue reading »Cruise360 Day One Recap
All this week, the Premier Custom Travel staff is attending our tenth Cruise360. You may have heard us mention this conference before or the host – CLIA (Cruise Lines International Association). Each evening, we’ll publish a blog post with a recap of all the happenings at the industry’s largest cruise conference. Today, a look at the first full day.
Continue reading »Key Takeaways From CruiseWorld Day Two
This week, Premier Custom Travel is attending (virtually) the annual CruiseWorld conference. Presented by Travel Weekly, the event brings together the entire world of cruise, plus other vacation suppliers like hotels, amusement parks, and more. This year, PCT’s Chris Grum has been accepted into the STAR Program, giving him exclusive insider access to the entire conference. Here are some of his key takeaways from day two of three.
Continue reading »CLIA’s Core Elements for a Return to Cruising
Earlier today, we published a preview of the new health protocols recommended by Royal Caribbean Group and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, Ltd. Now Cruise Lines International Association has released its protocols, which applies to all CLIA member lines in North America.
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