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Russian Cruise Ship Collides with Pier Due to High Winds

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The cruise ship Astoria Grande (Ex AidaCara) operated by Miray Cruises collided with the pier at the port of Amasra, Turkey, on January 18.

The vessel which is mainly operated for the Russian market and sails regular cruises from the port of Sochi, was experiencing high winds and strong weather conditions in Amsara port not long after 9 AM. 

Norwegian Joy to undergo extensive dry dock in 2024

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Cruises aboard the Norwegian Joy between January 6 and February 10, 2024, have been canceled due to an extended dry dock refurbishment. Guests were notified by email that reads: "As part of our commitment to continually offer our guests outstanding vacation experiences around the world and to support a consistent product of world-class classes around the world our fleet, Norwegian Joi will undergo revitalization in early 2024." 

MSC Cruises Partners With New York Knicks

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Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. and MSC Cruises signed a deal for a multi-year marketing partnership, making MSC Cruises the official cruise partner of the New York Knicks. The partnership will provide MSC Cruises with significant brand promotion during all Knicks games at The Garden, including LED signage and virtual on-court signage. In addition, MSC Cruises will be the presenting partner for the Knicks' in-game jersey toss. 

Carnival Corporation to Roll Out Starlink on Cruise Ships Across its Global Fleet

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Carnival Corporation has signed a deal for SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet service and is already rolling out high-speed connectivity on Carnival Cruise Line and AIDA Cruises ships. Carnival announced today plans to install Starlink on almost 100 cruise ships sailing for Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Seabourn, P&O Australia, Costa Cruises, P&O Cruises, and Cunard.