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Sailing soon from the U.S. to Cuba: ships from Norwegian and Royal Caribbean

December 8, 2016

It’s full steam ahead to Cuba for two of the world’s major cruise companies.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings and Royal Caribbean Cruises, both Miami-based, signed agreements Wednesday with the Cuban government just minutes apart to take passenger ships to the island nation.

All three of Norwegian’s lines — Norwegian Cruise Line, premium line Oceania Cruises and luxury line Regent Seven Seas — and two Royal Caribbean brands — Royal Caribbean International and high-end line Azamara Club Cruises — will sail from the U.S. to Cuba in the near future, the companies said.

Previously, the only U.S.-to-Cuba sailings stopped only in the island nation, aboard Carnival Corp.’s Fathom brand.

Walter Christen's insight:

This is great news for people who want to take a cruise to Cuba. It is on my bucket list for the culture and people of this island nation. The trips will be people-to-people exchanges, one of the 12 categories of travel under which Americans can visit Cuba.

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