POM and NCLs brands

[Noxequifans]

Interesting article in Seatrade Cruise News.

 

http://www.seatrade-cruise.com/component/k2/portmiami-looks-to-build-100m-terminal-for-nclh.html

 

Looks like Oceania will be using POM for a long time.

[RJB]

Interesting article in Seatrade Cruise News.

 

http://www.seatrade-cruise.com/component/k2/portmiami-looks-to-build-100m-terminal-for-nclh.html

 

Looks like Oceania will be using POM for a long time.

Interesting. Read the article a few days ago. Good for RCL. Hoped they would build it at FT. Lauderdale. Better for me. But good anyway.

[pinotlover]

Where are all these promised Oceania and Regent cruises going to go out of Miami? More Carribe cruises of course! O is already having trouble filling all the Carribe tours it currently does, so they're upping the number by 50%! Does FDR foresee such a surge in demand to go to Cuba he found this advantageous? I truly don't understand this move for the R ships of O and Regent!

[RJB]

Where are all these promised Oceania and Regent cruises going to go out of Miami? More Carribe cruises of course! O is already having trouble filling all the Carribe tours it currently does, so they're upping the number by 50%! Does FDR foresee such a surge in demand to go to Cuba he found this advantageous? I truly don't understand this move for the R ships of O and Regent!

How many are going now? And what is a call A round trip or a one way? A departure and an arrival is one call or 2? If 2 calls should be no problem with us also going from Miami to So. America and the canal to the west coast. If anyone knows the answer please let us know.