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- Posted by Anne Campbell
- Posted in Bermuda Cruises, Holland America
If your heart is set on a traditional Bermuda cruise from New York, you’ll welcome Holland America’s news that it will increase 2010 Bermuda cruises from 11 to 24 beginning on April 25, 2010. The 1,350-passenger Veendam will sail on one week Bermuda cruises from Manhattan
Holland America’s Veendam will be the only cruise ship visiting [...]
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18 December
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- Posted by Anne Campbell
- Posted in Bermuda Cruises, Celebrity, Cruise Industry News
Celebrity Cruises has announced plans to resume New York/Bermuda cruises in 2010 when Celebrity Summitrepositions from San Juan to Cape Liberty (Bayonne), NJ. Beginning April 17, 2010, the ship will sail on seven day cruises from New York docking in King’s Wharf where passengers board water taxis to visit Hamilton and other popular destinations in [...]
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