#cruise-industry

#cruise-industry

Ante Benic emphasizes that growing up near the sea shaped his career choice, stating, "The sea was always a big part of my life. Since I was a kid, I knew exactly where I wanted to end up." This connection to the sea guided him towards a career in maritime service, beginning with nautical training and eventually progressing to roles on various ships.

Tensions ran high, as did the levels of waste-water that seeped onto the boat as toilets failed to flush and passengers failed to poop into provided biohazard bags.

"Sometimes, the cruise lines don't want to report this information on the front end... which brings unfortunate attention to them, just as it would when we have airplane situations or the delays in airplanes that we're having now..."

"This supports our local ports, which is tremendously important to me, as well as to our folks in food and beverage," Bodenheimer told The Points Guy.

"I think of itinerary planning as baking a cake. It's one part science, one part finesse. There have to be the right ingredients to go in..."

This could not have happened years ago,' Galbut said in an interview with the Miami Herald at Medium Cool, the intimate speakeasy in the basement of the Gale South Beach Hotel, one of the developer's hotels.

The U.S. government is very limited in its ability to help U.S. citizens in Haiti. Local police often lack the resources to respond to emergencies.

Reopening the world to globetrotters post-pandemic has been a long journey for Americans, with lockdowns and restrictions gradually giving way to an upswing in travel.

"Working with so many world-renowned artists, it's impossible not to want their art on your body," says Sokie Macareno Gomez, shop manager of Squid Ink.