#Oceania Cruise

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Breaking News: Top Cruise Destinations for Black Friday 2024

Black Friday 2024 brought incredible deals on cruise vacations, making it the perfect time to book your dream getaway. But if you were undecided and missed these deals, don’t worry—you still have time! With the upcoming Wave Season in January, you can take advantage of even more fantastic deals and perks. Here are some of the top 2024 Black Friday cruise destinations and the leading cruise lines…

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Oceania Cruises schließt flottenweite Starlink-Installation ab  - Unbegrenztes Hochgeschwindigkeits-WLAN auf allen Schiffen inklusive   

Oceania Cruises gibt bekannt, dass die Einrichtung der weltweit ersten und größten Satellitenkonstellation, Starlink, auf allen Schiffen abgeschlossen ist. Damit kann die internationale Reederei ab sofort alle Passagiere mit unbegrenztem Hochgeschwindigkeits-WLAN  versorgen. Zwei Zugänge pro Kabine gibt es ohne Aufpreis. Wir bei Oceania Cruises sind bestrebt, unseren anspruchsvollen Gästen…

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Happy Fiji Day!

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Oceania Cruises ernennt neue Mitglieder im Culinary Advisory Board

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First Time in Ketchikan and Icy Straits

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You could go on a weeklong luxury cruise for less than the price of 2 nights at the Star Wars hotel

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Oceania Cruises Regatta

Welcome aboard Regatta. This is one of Oceania Cruises’ elegant global cruise ships. With a gross tonnage of just over 30,000 this ship is considered small ship cruising in today's growing global cruise market. However she offers some surprising amenities and welcoming interior spaces that bring passengers back to this ship year after year.

So come with me aboard Regatta to explore the ship, and find out what makes her so popular amongst the 300+ cruise ships that passengers can choose from today.

I toured Regatta as a guest of Oceania Cruises.

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Captain Martini Between Cruises

Sunday 26th November 2023

The next cruise will be aboard the new Explora 1 from Miami to Barbados in the Caribbean in March 2023. In the meantime here's a link to my Index of Cruises and Bermuda Holidays over the last 10 yrs.

Captain Martini's Cruise & Bermuda Holiday Blog Index 2013-2023

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Oceania Cruises Unveils Allura Maiden Voyage Season The post Oceania Cruises Unveils Allura Maiden Voyage Season appeared first on TD (Travel Daily Media) Travel Daily Media. Oceania Cruises has announced the first season of sailings for Allura, the company’s newest ship, which is set to join the fleet in the summer of 2025. The 26 first-season sailings span more than 92 sites on seven- to 34-day itineraries and will go on sale on 13 September 2023. Standard cabins on the lavish new […] The post Oceania Cruises Unveils Allura Maiden Voyage Season appeared first on Travel Daily Media. https://www.traveldailymedia.com/oceania-cruises-unveils-allura-maiden-voyage-season/

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Oceania Cruises feiert 15 Jahre Culinary Center - Neue Kurse für Kreuzfahrten 2025 in weltweit einer der ersten Kochschulen auf See

Oceania Cruises®, die weltweit führende Kreuzfahrtreederei mit der Feinsten Küche auf See, feiert das 15-jährige Bestehen des Culinary Center mit einer Reihe neuer Kurse an Bord seiner eleganten  Boutiqueschiffe. Nach der Einführung der ersten praktischen Kochschule  auf See auf der Marina™ hat die Reederei auch die Riviera™, die Vista™ und die neue Allura™, die 2025 in die Flotte aufgenommen…

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Oceania Cruise’s Newest Ship: the Allura Class Vista Makes a Shining Debut

Some things like good wine simply take time. In the case of Oceania Cruises, it took a decade to add a new ship to its fleet. However, what the brand’s all new Allura class Vista makes clear, it was well worth the wait.  Completed this year, this 791-foot, all-veranda ship has a 1,200-guest capacity and spans 16 decks. I was on Vista’s inaugural voyage that departed Rome May 6th. The Vista was…

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Oceania Cruise Review: Rio to Buenos Aires, Vamos!

Samba Sensations Onboard Marina Cruising never appealed to me much when I was younger man, unless it was a short three night jaunt to some sexy islands in the Caribbean. Now that I’m a senior citizen, a graying and fraying member of the Beatles Generation, a proud owner of man-boobs and a dad-gut, I find cruising attractive, and I’m not alone. The over-50 crowd is the number one market segment…

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Weekly update

This week we've got four new countries and one French territory

The three less visited continents are neck to neck: Africa and America are both at 70%, Oceania right behind at 69%.

Europe is still cruising in front with 93%, though I'm wondering if we're ever going to visit the three missing countries.

Visited countries worldwide: 78%

List of visited countries

Thank you for the stats!

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I've had a headcanon about the world of 1984 for *years*, though I don't know if I could back it up with textual evidence. Namely, the whole 3 great empires we see in the book straight up do not exist. Not Eastasia, not Eurasia, and "Oceania" only exists as Airstrip One.

Instead, Airstrip One (the British Isles) is a hermit kingdom, like a more extreme North Korea, which retreated into itself partially due to its loss of empire and relevance on the world stage. Instead creating the great fiction of the forever war between the three great powers, of which it remains one. The rest of the world exists more or less as it does in the modern world.

As for the bombings and missile strikes? That's entirely false flags. Cruise missiles launched from bases in the Hebrides or Wales taking essentially a boomerang route to fall on their own people, to re-enforce the deep feelings of paranoia and desperate nationalism needed to maintain the illusion.

Like I say, I'm not sure if I could find any direct textual evidence for this, but the government of IngSoc has been shown to have so many veils of fiction and lies between what is told to it's populace and what is supposedly really happening that I feel it's prudent to question even the most basic worldbuilding seen in the books, as the only source we have on the Eastasia/Eurasia/Oceania divide comes from IngSoc's propaganda itself

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Urge Oceania Cruises to Sink Its Forced Monkey Labor Excursions | PETA

Me:*Takes cruise to Thailand to enjoy the historic sites*

Cruise Director:Let's watch monkey slaves pick coconuts!

Me:Wait...what?

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happen to know why the cruise productions have wonky opening/closing dates? i.e. breakaway 4.0 was supposed to close on march 23rd, then got moved to the 5th, and now they're closing today (feb 28th). i feel like there's been other cruise productions that had their dates shift around so curious to know why!

Yeah, most of the productions have had at least one major date move around. It’s also why a lot of the cast members vaguely say a month their contract is supposed to end, or if they do specify they often say “we’re scheduled to end xyz but that could change.”

It’s all about logistics. Rehearsals are held at Norwegian Creative Studios. They host rehearsals for effectively all the shows on all NCL Holdings brands’ ships: Norwegian, Oceania, and Regent. That’s around 30-40 ships. Most of those ships have several shows of different sizes, contract lengths, and rehearsal needs. Many ships have actors in several productions during the same contract and they have to accommodate those individual schedules.* NCL has to coordinate allllllll the rehearsals, studio usage, fittings, accommodations, transportation, load in and load outs, etc for those shows/productions/ships. They might tentatively pencil in a specific start/end date for rehearsals but realize that moving it a few weeks works out better, or something for one show might change and have a ripple effect on other shows, Six included. And even aside from that NCL side of things, they have to schedule around the actual Six creatives’ schedules, the choreographers and directors and music directors, who work on other shows beside Six.

Compare that to mainland US/UK productions: they only do 1-3 cast changes a year (NCL does ~4), with the creatives now often scheduled for at least a year in advance. Even then they’ve also had to change things around due to availability or illness or any other number of factors, and unlike NCL they typically don’t even announce a cast change date until rehearsals have actually started (and that’s exactly because things could change). There are just so many little factors going into ANY production, and with NCL in particular the number of factors that can affect those dates are exponentially larger. It’s all one big puzzle with a whole lot of changing factors!

*We don’t really see this with Six and I suspect there’s probably a contractual reason why, but it’s pretty common for several of the other shows. But a few of the Six swings have understudied the principle vocalist or temporarily taken over a role in another show for a few weeks.