Greg Dragonetti

Greg Dragonetti

Greg (he/him) is the founder and editor of CruiseInd. He has been writing about the cruise industry since 2009 and studying it since 1998. His first ship was the Norwegian Majesty.

Andy Stuart Out at NCL

Norwegian Cruise Lines shook things up at the executive level. Andy Stuart had been with the line since 1988 and survived the line going through three different ownership groups, all of which cleaned house when they took over. Stuart was…

Carnival Corp. Shuffles Ships Again

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During an internal corporate review of Italian brand Costa Crociere, it was announced that they will see a fleet makeover soon. In November last year it was announced that the Costa Atlantica and Costa Mediterranea will leave their fleet for…

Carnival Corp. Announces Q3 2019 Earnings

Carnival Corporation & plc announced financial results for the third quarter ended August 31, 2019 and provided an outlook for the full year, fourth quarter 2019 and 2020. Key Highlights U.S. GAAP net income of $1.8 billion, or $2.58 diluted EPS, for the third…

Miami Cruise Terminal Updates

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Today brings us two updates on the massive renovations going on in PortMiami. The first is that MSC finally got approval on what will actually be two different terminals right next to each other. Called Terminal AA and AAA, they’re…

The (soon to be) World’s Largest Yacht

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File this one under the post-that-became-a-rant… There’s a ‘yacht’ currently under construction at Vard Holdings yard in Tulcea, Romania (same builders as Hapag-Lloyds and Ponant’s luxury exploration vessels are constructed). It’s being referred to as REV Ocean. The background on this…

MSC Cruises to Stretch MSC Magnifica

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Geneva-based MSC Cruises have announced that they will stretch the MSC Magnifica by 75 feet. Stretching, is the process whereby a ship is cut into two pieces and a mid-section is inserted in between them. They then weld it all…