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Es gibt Shantys zu Möwen und Fischbrötchen? Der Männer-Chor „Möwe und die Ölmützen“ brachte sie mit, nach Warnemünde, ins Hotel „Dock Inn“. Dort las Autor Gottfried Haufe aus seinem Buch „Die Welt des Fischbrötchens“, grade erschienen im Hinstorff-Verlag. Ein launiger Abend, moderiert von Judith Pinnow.

Ob bei der Aufnahme mehr für die Outtakes oder die tatsächliche Folge entstanden ist, behalten Catze und Arthur besser für sich. Gemeinsam mit Daniel Pohl wurde viel gelacht, aber auch ernsthaft über Football in Mecklenburg Vorpommern gesprochen, denn da hat unser Linebacker nicht nur bei den Griffins Erfahrung gesammelt. Außerdem erzählt die #32, welchen mathematischen Grund seine Rückennummer hat, schwärmt von den Sommern in Warnemünde und beweist, dass in einen Nissan Micra doch recht viele Leute passen.

Alle Warntöne der Welt in einer Ausstellung - natürlich in Warnemünde. Von Tobias Brodowy.

The city of Rostock, Germany, has just implemented a compulsory nudity rule at designated nude beaches in the seaside districts of Warnemünde and Markgrafenheide. This local ordinance mandates that visitors to these naturist-only zones, encompassing 37 beach sections along a 19 km stretch of coastline, must be entirely unclothed. Swimsuits, bikinis, and any form of clothing are prohibited in these areas. If you're caught clothed on one of these beaches, you may be asked by authorities to strip down or vacate. To be perfectly clear, this regulation applies only to Rostock's official FKK beaches and does not apply nationally. The city's beaches are now categorized into three distinct zones: naturist-only, mixed-use, and textile-only, ensuring that visitors can choose areas that align with their comfort levels. ​Enforcement measuresThe decision to enforce this ban arose from numerous complaints by naturists who felt uncomfortable due to the presence of clothed individuals in designated nude areas. Incidents involving clothed visitors allegedly gawking, taking photos, or otherwise disrupting the nude-friendly environment were reported. Rostock officials noted that many naturists felt their privacy was being compromised, prompting the city to adopt stricter guidelines. ​Rostock has a longstanding tradition of FKK culture, particularly in former East Germany, where social nudism was widely practiced. City officials believe that this rule protects the integrity of dedicated naturist spaces and ensures that naturists can feel at ease. Additionally, the increasing prevalence of smartphones has raised concerns about potential privacy violations, further justifying the need for clearer regulations. Beach wardens and local authorities will oversee compliance with the new rule. These officials have the authority to request that clothed individuals either disrobe or leave the FKK zones. If someone refuses to comply, they may be issued a Platzverweis (order to vacate the area). Notably, no fines are planned; enforcement will focus on resolving conflicts rather than imposing penalties.According to reports, wardens will patrol the nude beaches on foot or by beach buggy, but they themselves will remain clothed. The rule does not apply to passersby who are not staying on the beach—for example, someone briefly walking along the shoreline. Rostock has also designated textile-only zones to accommodate all preferences, ensuring that those who prefer to wear swimwear have separate spaces.Public reaction and controversyLocally, the rule has been welcomed by naturists and city officials, who view it as a reinforcement of proper etiquette and a deterrent against clothed onlookers. The Rostock city council broadly supported the measure, emphasizing it as a practical response to user complaints. However, international reactions have been mixed. Media coverage highlighted the unusual nature of the rule, as most laws regulate nudity by requiring clothing—this one does the opposite. Some headlines humorously framed it as a crackdown on “half-hearted naturism.” ​Critics argue that the rule might deter newcomers who are curious about naturism but hesitant to go fully nude. However, no major protests or legal challenges have emerged, and officials stress that common sense will guide enforcement. Germany's approach is unique. While the country has a strong FKK tradition, most of its nude beaches have historically been clothing-optional, much like those in other nudist-friendly nations. Even in places with long-established naturist cultures, mandatory nudity remains rare. France, home to its famous plages naturistes, generally allows swimwear even in designated nudist areas. Some beaches, like Port Leucate, post signs explicitly stating “le port du maillot de bain est interdit” (swimsuits forbidden), but enforcement is largely social rather than legal, relying on peer expectations rather than official action. Elsewhere, no such mandates exist, at least that I can find. Spain, Canada, the U.S., and the U.K. all have well-known nude beaches, but they remain clothing-optional, without any formal requirement for nudity. Rostock's decision stands apart—by legally enforcing a nude-only policy at its designated FKK beaches, the city has taken a rare step in formalizing naturist etiquette through law rather than tradition. In doing so, it extends the principle long observed in German spas—where nudity is required for hygiene—into the open, ensuring that its historic naturist beaches remain truly clothing-free.A model for naturist beachesRostock's enforcement of a nude-only rule is a significant milestone for preserving dedicated naturist spaces. The growing issue of textile encroachment on nude beaches has been a concern for years, with many naturists feeling uncomfortable in what should be their own spaces.This rule provides a clear solution: if a beach is designated as naturist, then it should be exclusively for naturists. By eliminating ambiguity, it strengthens naturist culture and protects privacy from unwanted intrusions.​ The rule now also provides a precedent. Naturist groups worldwide might consider advocating for similar policies in areas where textile beachgoers disrupt naturist spaces.

Das Musik-aus-unserem-Land-Kollektiv schaut und hört zurück auf 2024 - ein Jahr mit Überraschungen, mit zwei außergewöhnlichen Funkhauskonzerten, mit neuer Musik, die nach Möwen klingt und der Promenade in Warnemünde oder nach einer salzigen Brise im Klützer Winkel. Einer ist wieder da, andere sind auf dem Weg noch mehr Menschen zu gewinnen, für ihre Musik. Oder konkret: ein Kunstkaten mit Musik von Dear Robin, Tomken, Laura Folkers, Leon Zeug, Fräulein Frey, Sebastian Hämer. Am Mikrofon: Karsten Stotko und Thomas Naedler

Brandamtfrau Doreen Engel ist eher zufällig zur Feuerwehr der Bundeswehr gekommen. Heute ist sie Brandamtfrau und Zugführerin im Marinearsenal der Warnowerft in Warnemünde.

Die NATO will ein neues Hauptquartier in Rostock eröffnen.Laut Medienberichten will die NATO noch im Oktober ein neues Hauptquartier in Rostock eröffnen. Das wäre ein eindeutiger Bruch des Zwei-Plus-Vier-Vertrages, in dem die deutsche Wiedervereinigung geregelt wurde.Ein Kommentar von Thomas Röper.Rostock soll Sitz eines neuen NATO-Kommandozentrums für die Ostsee mit dem Namen Command Task Force Baltic werden. Das neue NATO-Hauptquartier in Rostock soll an das Einsatz- und Führungszentrum der deutschen Marine angegliedert werden und künftig alle Einsätze in und über der Ostsee steuern, schreibt die Ostsee-Zeitung. Ein entscheidender Satz in der Meldung lautet:„Dafür werden Soldaten aus allen Anrainerstaaten an die Warnow versetzt.“Außerdem erfahren wir bei der Ostsee-Zeitung auch noch, dass auf dem Gelände von Werften in Warnemünde ebenfalls eine NATO-Basis entstehen soll:„Zudem soll auf dem Gelände ebenfalls ein Stützpunkt für die Nato entstehen – eine Logistikbasis für das Bündnis. Vom sogenannten „Deployment Hub“ sollen Soldaten und Vorräte, Munition und Kampffahrzeuge jederzeit und schnell verlegt werden können – insbesondere ins Baltikum und nach Skandinavien.“Der Artikel der Ostseezeitung wurde am 14. Oktober um ca. 3 Uhr nachts veröffentlicht. Bisher wurde die Meldung nicht offiziell bestätigt, aber dementiert wurde sie bis zum Abend des 14. Oktobers auch nicht, was darauf hindeutet, dass sie der Wahrheit entspricht, denn normalerweise sind NATO und Bundesverteidigungsministerium schnell mit Dementis bei der Hand.Der Bruch des Zwei-Plus-Vier-VertragesDie Errichtung dieser NATO-Standorte wäre ein klarer Bruch des Zwei-Plus-Vier-Vertrages, in dem die deutsche Wiedervereinigung geregelt wurde. In Artikel 5 des Vertrages wird der Abzug der sowjetischen Streitkräfte aus der ehemaligen DDR geregelt und auch, dass auf dem Gebiet der DDR niemals ausländische Streitkräfte stationiert werden dürfen, sondern nur Kräfte der Bundeswehr. Am Ende von Artikel 5 Absatz 3 des Zwei-Plus-Vier-Vertrages heißt es unmissverständlich:„Ausländische Streitkräfte und Atomwaffen oder deren Träger werden in diesem Teil Deutschlands weder stationiert noch dorthin verlegt.“...... hier weiterlesen: https://apolut.net/bruch-des-zwei-plus-vier-vertrages-von-thomas-roeper+++Dieser Beitrag erschien zuerst am 14. Oktober 2024 bei anti-spiegel.ru+++Bildquelle: Alexandre Rotenberg / shutterstock+++Ihnen gefällt unser Programm? Machen wir uns gemeinsam im Rahmen einer „digitalen finanziellen Selbstverteidigung“ unabhängig vom Bankensystem und unterstützen Sie uns bitte mit Bitcoin: https://apolut.net/unterstuetzen#bitcoinzahlungInformationen zu weiteren Unterstützungsmöglichkeiten finden Sie hier: https://apolut.net/unterstuetzen/+++Bitte empfehlen Sie uns weiter und teilen Sie gerne unsere Inhalte. Sie haben hiermit unser Einverständnis, unsere Beiträge in Ihren eigenen Kanälen auf Social-Media- und Video-Plattformen zu teilen bzw. hochzuladen und zu veröffentlichen.+++Apolut ist auch als kostenlose App für Android- und iOS-Geräte verfügbar! Über unsere Homepage kommen Sie zu den Stores von Apple und Huawei. Hier der Link: https://apolut.net/app/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In dieser Radioreise nimmt Sie Alexander Tauscher mit an die Küste der Ostsee in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Freuen Sie sich auf einen Kurzurlaub in Rostock-Warnemünde. Ein Drittel der Hansestadt ist von Wald bedeckt. Wir können in den ersten Etappen der Sendung die große grüne Lunge, die Rostocker Heide. Der Leiter des Forstames Rostock, Jörg Harmuth, startet von der Blauen Boje im Ortsteil Markgrafenheide mit uns eine Radtour und zeigt unterwegs besondere Biotope der Heide. Mit dem Rad setzen wir von Hohe Düne über die Warnow in den Rostocker Stadtteil Warnemünde über. Hier heizen uns zunächst tolle Jungs der Hansestadt ein. Die Bummms Boys sind Kult an der Ostsee und inzwischen weit darüber hinaus. Wir treffen den super netten Frontman und Sänger Stephan Engelstädter am Rande eines Open Air-Konzertes des Meeresbrise-Musiksommers im Kurgarten von Warnemünde. Der Kurgarten liegt am Fuße einer Institution, die weithin sichtbar ist. Das Hotel Neptun mit seiner besonderen DDR-Geschichte zieht heute noch viele Stammgäste an. Mit Pressechefin Silke Greven genießen wir von einem Balkon des Neptun das weite Panorama über die Stadt und das Meer. Unser Blick schweift bis nach Graal-Müritz im Osten und fast zur Steilküste von Heiligendamm im Westen. Auf dem Meer können wir die großen Dampfer beobachten, die entlang der Kadettrinne über die Ostsee schippern. Deutlich sichtbar vom Neptun ist bereits das Nienhager Gehölz. Durch dieses Gehölz begleitet uns Volker Werner auf einer Wanderung zum bekannten Gespensterwald Nienhagen an der Steilküste. Dann beobachten wir die Rostocker Seehunde beim Anbaden. Deren Anbaden gilt aber der kalten Jahreszeit. Vereins-Chef Dietmar Marquardt und die  tapfere Seehündin Silke Bandilla erzählen uns vom besonderen Kick des eiskalten Vergnügens. Unser Basis-Camp dieser Reise ist das Hotel "Am alten Strom". Über die wechselvolle Geschichte dieses Traditionshauses erzählt uns Geschäftsführerin Antje Rausch. Sie gibt zugleich Tipps für Tagesausflüge von Warnemünde aus. Dies wäre zum Beispiel das Beobachten der Kraniche auf der Halbinsel Fischland-Zingst-Darß oder eine Tagesreise mit der Fähre nach Gedser in Dänemark.  Viel Spaß an der Ostsee!

Die FDGB-Feriendienst-Häuser waren in der gesamten Deutschen Demokratischen Republik verteilt. In ihnen durften sich Werktätige durch subventionierte Urlaubsreisen von der Planwirtschaft erholen ;-) Ganze 300 Mark kosteten damals 12 Tage Vollpensionsurlaub. Im Hotel Neptun in Warnemünde reichte dieses Geld allerdings oft nicht für diesen Zeitraum. Denn in diesem Luxushotel ging nicht nur die Stasi ein und aus, sondern auch die Westtouristen. Und diese wurden die dringend benötigten Devisen aus der Tasche gezogen. Dies war dem Staat wichtiger als die Erholung der einheimischen Bevölkerung. Allein dieser Part kurz vor der Wende, von Anett munter beschrieben, ist schon spannend anzuhören. Nach der staatlichen Einheit wurde es aber auch nicht langweiliger. In ihrem Heimatörtchen Prerow verbrachte Anett 10 Jahre in zwei Hotels und arbeitete sich bis zur Geschäftsführerin vor. Danach rief Potsdam mit dem gleichnamigen Landhotel. Gerne wäre sie in diesem geblieben, aber es kam bekanntlich anders: Seit 2005 ist Anett selbstständige Unternehmensberaterin mit Moritz Consulting. Mit dieser bietet sie so viele Dienstleistungen an, dass einem schwindelig wird. Besonders am Herzen liegt Anett Moritz dabei die Führungskraftschwäche in der Hotellerie. "Wir haben keinen Fachkräftemangel, sondern enorme Führungsdefizite..." ist dabei ein Teil eines Zitats von ihr. Diese Herausforderung nimmt sie inzwischen gemeinsam mit ihrem Sohn Paul-Philipp an und kassiert dabei gleich das Thema 'Nachfolgeregelung'! Tja und damit Anett auch weiterhin frisch, fromm, fröhlich, frei dabei bleiben kann, ist sie mit ihrer besten Freundin den Jakobsweg von Porto nach Santiago de Compostela gewandert. So schön dieser mit vielen einschneidenden Erlebnissen auch war; die 'Arbeit' mit sich selbst fing erst danach an... Gutes Hören bei Episode Nr. 89; die mit einer, die Liebe an den Füßen sowie das Herz (auch) auf der Zunge trägt...

Passend zur 86. Folge von Die Buchcouch besprechen wir heute das neu erschienende Buch von Marie Westendorf "Golden Sands Resort 1: The Darkness in Our Lights". Gemeinsam mit Marie nehmen wir euch mit nach Warnemünde, reden über Maries Weg als Autorin und geben euch einen Überblick zu allen Tropes, aber auch zu Maries persönlicher Verbindung zu Protagonistin Zoé. Marie Westendorf findet ihr auf Instagram unter: marie.westendorf

Pünktlich die Löhne der Mitarbeitenden zu bezahlen ist essenziell. Überweist ein Zahnarzt alle Löhne selbst? Übergibt er diese Aufgabe einem Mitarbeitenden? Was sind die Vor- und Nachteile? Können Zahnarztpraxen pleite gehen? Geht das überhaupt? Jeder muss doch zum Zahnarzt, also gibt es genügend potentielle Patienten, um eine Praxis profitabel leiten zu können. Peter hat einen Gamechanger gefunden, der dafür sorgt, dass Patienten garantiert wieder zurück zu ihm in seine Praxis kommen. Was dieser Gamechanger ist erfähst du hier in dieser Folge! Neugierig geworden? Dann hört rein in #ersthosedannsocken Wenn du diesen Podcast unterstützen möchtest, dann erzähle deinen Freunden, Kolleginnen und Kollegen von ihm und bewerte ihn beim Podcastdienstleister deiner Wahl! Ihr findet unsere Sponsoren unter: BOK Dental Die Praxisentwickler Ihr findet uns online unter: Doc.Blattner: Instagram Threads Doc.Tandon: Instagram Threads Youtube Website Christian Both: Instagram Threads Marius: Instagram Fundamental: Instagram Threads YouTube Website

In unserem Sommer-Special gibt es heute 2 Live Highlights vom März 2018 : 1. “Copacabana“ mit Fritz Mikefoun & der Pasternack Bigband 2. „Birdland“ mit der Pasternack Bigband Beide Titel wurden am 24.März 2018 beim „Jazztime Ball“ im Hotel Neptun in Warnemünde aufgenommen. Bei Titelwünsche und Anregungen schreiben Sie gern an: jazztime.mv@ndr.de Keep Swingin' !!!

In der aktuellen Ladylike-Podcast Folge lassen Yvonne und Nicole ein gemeinsames Wochenende in Rostock-Warnemünde Revue passieren. Der Kurztrip war ein Weihnachtsgeschenk von Yvonne an Nicole. Nicole war vorher noch nie da und ihr hat es sehr gut gefallen. Yvonne ist quasi in Greifswald aufgewachsen, ihre ganze Familie stammt aus Warnemünde. Rostock kennt sie nur aus Teenagerzeiten, von damals hat sie allerdings nur das Einkaufszentrum und den Weihnachtsmarkt in Erinnerung und konnte die Stadt quasi neu entdecken. Spannend wurde es eigentlich erst am zweiten Tag beim Konzert von Roland Kaiser, das die Podcasterinnen gemeinsam besucht haben. Nicole erzählt schmunzelnd, dass sie seltsame Reaktionen auf ihren Status bekommen habe. Yvonne und Nicole sind aber beide musikalisch sehr breit aufgestellt und Roland Kaiser gehört eben auch dazu! Das Publikum war bunt und vielfältig, auch mit verschiedenen Generationen. Yvonne und Nicole haben mit Interesse ein Ehepaar mit Sohn und Freunden beobachtet. Die Frau hat das Konzert verfolgt und der Ehemann hat die weiblichen Fans beobachtet und die Lage gecheckt. Er hat ausgestrahlt, dass er alles will, aber nicht von seiner Frau! Und als seine Frau auf die Toilette gegangen ist, hat er sofort mit einer anderen Frau getanzt und geflirtet. Als seine Frau zurückkam, hat sie es mitgekriegt und war total sauer. Yvonne und Nicole fanden den Mann aus der Beobachterposition unmöglich und verletzend. Vor allem, wenn ein Paar nett gemeinsame Zeit und einen schönen Abend miteinander verbringen will, sei so ein Verhalten sehr verletzend. Es gäbe sicherlich verschiedene Arten von offenen Beziehungen, aber dies sei offensichtlich hier nicht der Fall gewesen. Yvonne und Nicole finden gemeinsame Zeit in Beziehungen sehr wichtig, wie zum Beispiel schön Essen oder ins Kino gehen, auch zusammen Gärtnern oder sich gegenseitig was vorlesen. Hört einfach rein in die neue Folge, in Nicole nach diesen Beobachtungen in Zweifel zieht, ob Männer dauerhaft treu sein könne...Habt Ihr selbst erotische Erfahrungen, eine Frage oder Story, über die Yvonne & Nicole im Ladylike-Podcast sprechen sollen? Dann schreibt uns gern an @ladylike.show auf Instagram oder kontaktiert uns über unsere Internetseite ladylike.showHört in die Folgen bei RTL+ Musik, iTunes oder Spotify rein und schreibt uns gerne eine Bewertung. Außerdem könnt ihr unseren Podcast unterstützen, indem ihr die neuen Folgen auf Euren Kanälen pusht und Euren Freunden davon erzählt.Lust auf witzigen, leichten und trotzdem lehrreichen Lesestoff für den Sommer? Dann bestellt Euch das Buch zum Podcast: „Da kann ja jede kommen“. Darin Themen wie Dating, Sextoys, Fetisch, Kuscheln und die lustigsten, erotischsten und außergewöhnlichsten Geschichten aus der Ladylike-Community. Hier geht's zum Buch: bit.ly/ladylike-buch Viel Spaß!Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Fussball-EM in Deutschland. Tag des Eröffnunggspiels. „Zu Gast bei Freunden“ war doch mal dafür ein Slogan, oder? Jetzt brüllt in Warnemünde nach einer EM-Party eine 15jährige Naziparolen, die Polizei schreitet ein, der Vater droht mit körperlichem Widerstand, ein Freund skandiert „Heil Hitler!“. Die Situation eskaliert. Und in Grevesmühlen/Mecklenburg-Vorpommern schlagen ca. 20 Jugendliche zwei Mädchen (8 und 10 Jahre alt) aus Ghana zusammen, treten die Achtjährige an den Kopf. Der Vater eilt zur Hilfe und wird auch verletzt. Die Polizei muss eingreifen, es folgen rassistische Beleidigungen - und Vater und Tochter landen im Krankenhaus. Ist das etwa unsere Welt? Ist so etwas die direkte Auswirkung des europaweiten Rechtsrucks? Sind Nazis wieder ein Teil unserer Gesellschaft? Wie kann und konnte es dazu kommen? In den letzten Jahren haben mehrere rechte Parteien in Europa bei Wahlen bedeutende Erfolge erzielt: Italien, Spanien, Schweden, Finnland, Niederlande, Polen, Ungarn…Und auch in Deutschland sieht die Prognose für die kommende Bundestagswahl die AfD nach der CDU als zweitstärkste Partei voraus. Welche psychologische Faktoren sind für diesen Rechtsruck verantwortlich? Welche Rolle spielen die "sozialen Medien", die besonders die AfD im Wahlkampf benutzen, um junge Menschen für sich zu gewinnen? Wieviel Angst treibt Menschen dazu, rechts zu wählen? Albert Einstein sagte: "Was für eine Welt könnten wir bauen, wenn wir die Kräfte, die ein Krieg entfesselt, für den Aufbau einsetzten. Ein Zehntel der Energien, ein Bruchteil des Geldes wäre hinreichend um den Menschen aller Länder zu einem menschenwürdigen Leben zu verhelfen." Rechte Parteien schüren den Hass und den Zwiespalt zwischen den Menschen. Lasst uns deren Ziele und Methoden durchschauen und sagen wir "Nein!", wenn sie unsere Stimme haben wollen. Unsere Stimme bekommen sie jedenfalls nicht! Annika und Michael

Das Forschungsschiff MARIA S. MERIAN ist ein Eisrandforschungsschiff,  wurde 2006 in Dienst gestellt, hat seitdem mehr als 4.980 Tage auf See verbracht  dabei 780.000 Seemeilen zurückgelegt und 130 Expeditionen durchgeführt.Die MARIA S. MERIAN ist eines von acht deutschen Forschungsschiffen, die von der Reederei Briese aus Leer/Ostfriesland bereedert werden. Zwischen zwei Expeditionen hat das Forschungsschiff vor kurzem  im Hafen von Warnemünde angelegt.  Kapitän Sören Janssen eine Führung über die Brücke und das Hauptdeck des Forschungsschiffes gegeben. Weitere Infos über das Schiff und die Reederei unter www.briese-research.dewww.maritime-technik.dewww.baerbel-fening.de

Die MARIA S. MERIAN ist eines der größeren deutschen Forschungsschiffe, ist weltweit im Einsatz und nur selten in einem deutschen Hafen anzutreffen. Zwischen zwei Expeditionen hat sie im Mai für ein paar Tage in Warnemünde festgemacht. Die Reederei Briese aus Leer/Ostfriesland, die dieses Schiff sowie sieben weitere deutsche Forschungsschiffe bereedert, hat während dieser Hafentage an Bord geladen, um den mit 5000 € dotierten Briese-Preis für Meeresforschung zu verleihen.Preisträger ist Dr. Hagen Buck-Wiese, der in seiner Doktorarbeit zu einer aufsehenerregenden Entdeckung kam. Für seine Forschungen zur "Rolle der Algen im Kohlenstoffkreislauf der Ozeane" erhält er den diesjährigen Briese-Preis.www.briese-research.dewww.baerbel-fening.de

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Sebastian Ladwig ist Feuerwehrmann, CrossFit Sturmflut Gründer und Veranstalter des größten deutschen Fitness Wettkampfs: Battle the Beach. In unserer jährlichen Episode sprechen wir über seine Weiterbildung zum Gruppenführer bei der Feuerwehr in Kassel, seinen Alltag bei der Feuerwehr Rostock und wie sich seine CrossFit Box CrossFit Sturmflut entwickelt. Außerdem dient diese Episode natürlich auch wieder der jährlichen Werbung für meinen Lieblingswettkampf Battle the Beach am Strand von Warnemünde! Ich freue mich wie immer über eure Meinung in den Kommentaren

"Miteinander wachsen" - Integrationsministerkonferenz in Warnemünde / Rassismussensible Sprache - Landeshauptstadt veröffentlicht Leitfaden für die Verwaltung / Demokratien unter Druck - Transformationsindex der Bertelsmann- Stiftung / Kampf für Freiheit und Demokratie: Zwei iranische Aktivistinnen im Münchner Exil / Grenzenlose Vielfalt - Die Kulturtipps der Woche // Beiträge von: Dagmar Amm, Julia Binder, Tim Belke, Shahrzad Osterer, Kathrin Reikowski / Moderation: Ruslan Amirov

Ihr Lieben. Die neue Woche beginnt und hinter mir liegt ein schönes Wochenende, eine Auszeit am Meer, dass ich so liebe. Warnemünde ist immer eine Reise wert. Seit Jahren ist es zum Ritual geworden, immer in der Nebensaison (weil mein kleiner Hund da an den Strand darf) diese besondere „Tankstelle“ zu besuchen, um aufzutanken.  Drei […]

Haltet die Diebin! Als Olli und Maike diesmal zum S-Bahn-Hopping zwischen Rostock und Warnemünde unterwegs sind, ahnen sie nicht, dass sie gleich Zeugen eines Raubs werden … der Tatort: Fischmarkt Warnemünde, genauer: die Fischbude von Ingo Pinnow un sin Fru! Kaum holt Olli die leckere Ware aus dem Rauch, schwupps! – flattert ‘ne Möwe mit Backfisch im Schnabel davon. Auf den Schreck am liebsten was Prozentiges, erhoffen sich die zwei. Das gibt's aber später, immerhin müssen sie noch echte Warnemünder Gipfel erklimmen und einen Hochseefrachter erforschen. Hört, warum Maike sich wie auf der Titanic fühlt, bei 10 Meter hohen Wellen fast in Panik ausbricht und Olli das Zeug zum Sternekoch hat. Links zu den Partnern:www.rostock.dewww.schifffahrtsmuseum-rostock.de www.felshelden.deMehr über Treib gut! lest und hört ihr unter: bahn.de/treibgut

Obends weller no Huus Jo, ick kann mi noch good dorop besinn‘, wat ick dat erste Mol in de DDR ween bün. Mit'n Bus weer ick dor. Mien Vadder weer de Busfohrer, un man schreev dat Johr 1987. Wi sünd an Grenzövergang Schlutup bi Lübeck vun een Düütschland in't annere fohrt. Dat gung denn över Wismar no Rostock un Warnemünde, bet dat obends weller trüch gung. Un al 'n poor Kilometer no'n Grenzövergang heff ick mien Vadder froogt, worüm de Strooten dor denn so slecht weern. Wi sünd mit 'n ganz modern‘ Reisebus ünnerwegens ween. Overs sogor in dat kommodige Auto hett dat rummelt, dat man sick de Tähn fastholn wull. Mien Vadder hett mi dormols seggt, dat de Regeerung in de DDR slecht wirtschop hett. Dorüm weern keen Geld un keen Materiol dor, üm de Strooten to repareern. An düsse Wöörd vun mien Oln mutt ick hüütigendoogs jümmers öfter dinken, wenn ick mit mien Auto dör Dithmarschen pulter, denn so langsom krieg ick weller Angst üm mien Tähn. 1987 wurrn de Strooten bi uns noch saneert, wenn se in Dutt weern. Loter wurr denn jümmers mehr flickschoostert. Denn wurrn de Flicken flickt. Un intwüschen ward geföhlt mehr Schiller opstellt, wo „Schlechte Wegstrecke“ op to leesen steiht, as dat wat repareert ward. Dor dörft man denn blots 30 fohrn. An de dorsten Steeden ward ook gern blitzt. So kann de Fiskus sick de Buuarbeiden spoorn un gliektiedig ook noch Geld verdeen. Wat dat ni ewig so wiedergeiht, schient mennige Entscheeders in Berlin, wiet achter Schlutup, annerlei to ween. Overs de hebbt je jüst Besöch vun 'n poor Landwirte. Un de Buuern hebbt ook Schiller mitbröcht. Op een Stunn: „Wi künnt gor ni so veel Schiet transporteern, as düsse Regeerung produzeert.“ Un so langsom ward de Regeerung ook so'n beten bang. Denn vun so dicht hett wohrschienli noch ni mol de Landwirtschopsminister Cem Özdemir so veele Treckers sehn. De eegentliche Hoken is overs, dat wi hüüt Obend ni eenfach weller no Huus fohrn künnt, wo allns in Ordnung is. Wi „sünd“ hier to Huus... In düssen Sinn

Fortgesetzt wird die Podcast-Retro-Show ALS FUSSBALL NOCH ROCKNROLL WAR dann mit EPISODE 45. Weiter geht es mit Folge 19 und dem Titel Wo die Agenten ein- und ausgingen.Gina und ich, wir waren nun mal nicht an der Nordsee und auf Sylt, dieses Mal ging es im Spätherbst an die Ostsee. Und es ging in das sogenannte Hotel der Spione ins berühmte Hotel Neptun in Warnemünde. Mit Skybar und Broilerbar.Und es geht auch wieder um Fußball. Immer noch auch um unsere Ideenskizze Die Ampel ProCoachNetwork, und dabei um diesen damaligen unsäglichen Sportdirektor von Hannover ...Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Fortgesetzt wird die Podcast-Retro-Show ALS FUSSBALL NOCH ROCKNROLL WAR dann mit EPISODE 45. Weiter geht es mit Folge 19 und dem Titel Wo die Agenten ein- und ausgingen.Gina und ich, wir waren nun mal nicht an der Nordsee und auf Sylt, dieses Mal ging es im Spätherbst an die Ostsee. Und es ging in das sogenannte Hotel der Spione ins berühmte Hotel Neptun in Warnemünde. Mit Skybar und Broilerbar.Und es geht auch wieder um Fußball. Immer noch auch um unsere Ideenskizze Die Ampel ProCoachNetwork, und dabei um diesen damaligen unsäglichen Sportdirektor von Hannover ...Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Fortgesetzt wird die Podcast-Retro-Show ALS FUSSBALL NOCH ROCKNROLL WAR dann mit EPISODE 45. Weiter geht es mit Folge 19 und dem Titel Wo die Agenten ein- und ausgingen.Gina und ich, wir waren nun mal nicht an der Nordsee und auf Sylt, dieses Mal ging es im Spätherbst an die Ostsee. Und es ging in das sogenannte Hotel der Spione ins berühmte Hotel Neptun in Warnemünde. Mit Skybar und Broilerbar.Und es geht auch wieder um Fußball. Immer noch auch um unsere Ideenskizze Die Ampel ProCoachNetwork, und dabei um diesen damaligen unsäglichen Sportdirektor von Hannover ...Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Endlich wieder wieder "Titty mit Ei" , das Trinkgeld sinkt die Stimmung steigt, genau wie die Backfischpreise an der Ostsee. Auch wenn Datsche beim Schaulaufen in Warnemünde das Geld zusammen hält, ein Käffchen unterm Heizpilz muss sein! Denn das lästern über die vorbei ziehenden Touristen endschädigt alles. Auch Oloppi schwelgt trotz jugendlichem Jahrgang in Erinnerungen der DDR denn es war Tag der Deutschen Einheit. Außerdem erfahrt ihr in einer neuen Folge "Was wäre wenn..." welcher skill bei Superhelden total uncool wäre. Viel Spaß wünschen Oloppi & Datsche ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Diese Ausgabe wird präsentiert von HOLY HOLY steht für gesunde Softdrinks zum selber mixen. Egal ob Eistee , Energy oder Hydration-Drinks! Bestell dir dein Probierset und finde dein Lieblingsgeschmack! Mix it , taste it , love it ! Spare 5€ bei deiner 1 Bestellung mit dem Code: TITTY5 https://de.weareholy.com/?ref=tittymitei&utm_medium=creator&utm_source=creator ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Jeden Freitag gibt es eine neue Folge Titty mit Ei mit Oloppi und Datsche! Gaaanz genau... Lasst uns gern ein Follow da, dann verpasst ihr keine Folge und über eine Bewertung würden wir uns natürlich auch freuen! Danke ihr Racker! Mehr von den beiden findet ihr auf ihren Sozial Media Kanälen: Insta: @TittymitEi / Insta: @dr_oloppi / Insta: @datschenmaen / TikTok: @datschemän Kontakt: tittymitei@gmail.com

Mitmischen in der Politik: das geht jetzt im neuen Bürgerrat ++ Alles für die Katz, könnte man sagen: in Brandenburg läuft wohl doch keine Löwin rum ++ Nach Badeunfall in Warnemünde: Wie schwimmen wir sicher in Nord- und Ostsee?

Gia Forsman-Härkönen käveli kanssani lenkin Taivaskalliolla ja kertoi perheensä ekologisesta sähköpyörälomasta Pohjois-Saksassa. Finnlines rahtilaivalla pääsi mukavasti Travemündeen, josta pintamatka jatkui pitkäperäsähköpyörillä Baltic Coast Cycle Routea pitkin 125km itään Wismarin kautta Warnemündeen. ”Suurin osa pyöräteistä kulkee keskellä luontoa. Toisella puolella merimaisema, toisella joko pelto tai kukkaniitty. Välillä pujahdettiin metsäreitille aarniometsän varjoihin, ja tunnelma oli kuin sadusta.” Paluumatka sujui myös vähillä CO2-päästöillä junalla Hampurin kautta. Lue koko matkakertomus käytännön ohjeineen Gian blogista https://www.matkakuume.net/2023/07/pyoramatka-saksaan-miten-suunnittelet-oikein.html ja seuraa @gia_matkakuume Instagramissa. Gian ja Annika Rautiolan VastuullisuusPodcast löytyy vastuullisuuspodi.fi ja Spotify. Kuuntele TRAILPODDER jakso 88 Spotify, Apple tai Google podcast-alustoilla.

Im Schatten des Leuchtturms von Warnemünde lässt du dir die Ostseebrise um die Ohren wehen. Herrlich, Urlaub!

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Die erste Station der diesjährigen Expedition führte Arved Fuchs diese Woche nach Warnemünde, wo er vom Institut für Ostseeforschung Messgeräte (IOW) in Empfang nahm, die er auf der kommenden Etappe einsetzen wird. Auf Einladung des Direktors des IOW, Prof. Dr. Oliver Zielinski,  waren auch Bundesumweltministerin Steffi Lemke und die Wissenschaftsministerin von Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Bettina Martin zu Gast und informierten sich vor Ort und an Bord der Dagmar Aaen über moderne Meerestechnik, aktuelle Fragen der Meeresforschung und die größten Herausforderungen der Ostsee. Es gab einen Pressetermin direkt vor der Dagmar Aaen, den ihr in dieser Podcast-Folge komplett anhören könnt.www.arved-fuchs.dewww.baerbel-fening.deKoordinaten: 54.179967, 12.091209Support the show

Hereinspaziert, Freunde der kulinarischen Unterhaltung! Nach einer längeren Ausfahrt ist die alte Podcast-Jolle pünktlich zu den großen Ferien wieder im Heimathafen eingelaufen. Die drei Szechuan-Schurken haben mal wieder zusammen gefunden und vieles aufgearbeitet, was in letzter Zeit unter den Bug geraten ist. Wir sprechen u.a. über folgende Themen: - Produkttest: Bifi ohne Fleisch - Kaltgetränke für laue Sommerabende - Urlaubsfreuden - Phil tanzt im Schottenrock - Schottisches Mitbring-Büffet - Neuer Herd backt gut - Backplatte - Der Sinn oder Unsinn von Kaffeefilter aus Edelstahl - Wie gehts Daniels Pflanzenzucht - Melone und Minze, muss man probiert haben - Wassermelone vom Grill - Unser Dish der Woche - Daniels kulinarische Gute Nacht - Geschichte Die Getränke aus Folge 083: - Pilsener von Hoppen & Molt aus Warnemünde - Marie Hausbrendl hell, von der Brauerei Schwarzbräu - Punk IPA Glutenfree von Brewdog

Bundesumweltministern Steffi Lemke und die Wissenschaftsministerin von Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Bettina Martin waren heute auf Einladung von Prof. Oliver Zielinski, dem Direktor des Instituts für Ostseeforschung nach Warnemünde gekommen und  informierten sich an Bord der Dagmar Aaen über das Wissenschaftsprogramm, das Arved Fuchs während der gerade gestarteten fünften Etappe der Expedition OCEAN CHANGE in Kooperation mit verschiedenen wissenschaftlichen Instituten durchführt. Heute ging es dabei vorrangig um die gute Kooperation mit dem Institut fürOstseeforschung Warnemünde, Arved Fuchs nahm Messgeräte des IOW an Bord, die er unterwegs aussetzen wird. www.arved-fuchs.dewww.baerbel-fening.deKoordinaten: 54.179372, 12.091444Support the show

Arved Fuchs ist heute zusammen mit seiner Crew an Bord der Dagmar Aaen zur nächsten Etappe der Expedition OCEAN CHANGE aufgebrochen, die ihn zunächst nach Warnemünde und von da in den Norden bis zu den Äußeren Hebriden führen wird. In dieser Podcastfolge,  die wir direkt vor dem Ablegen des Schiffes an Deck aufgezeichnet haben, erzählt Arved Fuchs von den letzten Vorbereitungen an Bord, von neuen und alten Crew-Mitgliedern, von klaren Regeln des Bordlebens und von seinem persönlichen Highlight bei dieser Expedition.www.arved-fuchs.dewww.baerbel-fening.deKoordinaten: 54.792820, 9.434383Support the show

Bart. Zahlen. Döner. Drei Dinge, die einerseits sehr unterschiedlich sind, aber andererseits auch drei grundlegende Gemeinsamkeiten der zwei Dudes darstellen, die ihr in diesem Podcast auf die Ohren bekommt. Was hier passiert, wissen sie selbst am Anfang einer Episode kaum. Thematisches Abschweifen irgendwo zwischen "wir sind zu alt für diesen Scheiß" und "meeega niiice" ist jedoch garantiert. Beide trinken Bier, aber keiner von ihnen hat eine (oder mehrere) trendige Lebensmittelallergien. Mit ihnen seht ihr die Welt durch bärtige Augen – egal, ob auf der Autobahn, in der Sozialraupe (oder mit einem anderen Fortbewegungsmittel eurer Wahl) auf dem Weg zur Maloche. Beim Staubwischen oder Defäkieren geht aber auch. Oder eben beim Frühstück, wie der Name schon sagt. Bärtige Unterhaltung beim bärtigsten Podcast der Milchstraße (zuzüglich Melmac). Unsere Heavy Rotation Playlist findet ihr derzeit auf Spotify: https://t1p.de/bdnbfthr23 Werbehinweis: Diese Episode entstand mit freundlicher Unterstützung durch die tecis Repräsentanz Ole Fritsch aus Rostock und die Hanseatische Brauerei Rostock. Wir sprechen uns ausdrücklich dafür aus Bier bewusst und erst ab 16 Jahren zu genießen. Sound: Salou Spain Automated Station Announcement:https://freesound.org/people/lex1975/sounds/114136/ Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Sound: Sitcom Laughter with Applause, Small Audience:https://freesound.org/people/Kinoton/sounds/371562/ Public Domain Dedication CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0)https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ Bärtige, Nicht-Bärtige, Unterstützer und Community vor! Du möchtest uns helfen oder einfach nett sein und besitzt ein Paypal-Konto? Freiwillige Zuwendungen via Paypal an: spende@beardandbreakfast.de

Ein GEHspräch über die Heilkraft des Wasser am Strand von Warnemünde

Was bedeutet es, wenn Krisen nicht mehr aufeinander folgen, sondern gleichzeitig drängen, ja sich gegenseitig bedingen und verstärken? Über die "Polykrise" unserer Gegenwart sprechen wir mit Achim Steiner (Leiter des Entwicklungsprogramms der Vereinten Nationen), mit der Historikerin Hedwig Richter, mit dem Evolutionsbiologen und Komplexitätsforscher Manfred Laubichler und der Politikwissenschaftlerin Gesine Schwan. Sie erklären, warum mit dem russischen Angriffskrieg gegen die Ukraine die gesamte Weltwirtschaft aus dem Gleichgewicht geraten ist, wie das Erstarken extremistischer Parteien verhindert werden kann und warum Vulkanausbrüche noch unser geringstes Problem sind. In jeder Folge des Podcasts "Auch das noch?" sprechen ZEIT-Politikredakteurin Petra Pinzler und Wissenschaftsredakteur Stefan Schmitt über eine Krise der Gegenwart: Es geht um die Klimakrise, das Artensterben, die Energiekrise und die Kriege. Jedes Mal hilft eine Expertin oder ein Experte dabei zu verstehen, wie alles zusammenhängt. Nicht um zu verzweifeln, sondern weil Verstehen ja der erste Schritt zur Lösung ist. Und um Lösungen geht es natürlich auch. Per Mail erreichen Sie das Team unter krisen@zeit.de. Links mit Hintergründen zur Folge: – Der Human Development Index des Entwicklsungsprogramms UNDP der Vereinten Nationen quantifiziert den zivilisatorischen Fort- oder Rückschritt in der Welt. Zum ersten Mal seit Beginn der Datenreihe im Jahr 1990 ist der Index nun global zwei Jahre in Folge rückläufig. – "Global Futures – von der Erkenntnis zur Umsetzung", diesen Vortrag hielt Manfred Laubichler im Juni 2022 im Auswärtigen Amt zur Eröffnung der Konferenz Groundcheck. Er spannt darin einen Bogen [von komplexen Systemen zum Anthropozän](https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=Y6QLenwsOEs). – "Kawumm!" hieß der Gastbeitrag des Wirtschaftshistorikers Adam Tooze, der im Juli 2022 in der ZEIT die aktuelle Polykrise skizzierte. In der Onlineversion des Textes ist auch die Infografik enthalten, die nicht weniger als 23 miteinander verbundene Krisen zeigt. – "Was schrieb die Ostsee in ihr Tagebuch?" – dies ist [der im Podcast erwähnte Beitrag](https://www.zeit.de/2022/31/geologie-anthropozaen-ostsee-forschung- meeresboden) über die Suche nach dem golden spike des Anthropozäns am Institut für Ostseeforschung in Warnemünde (IOW) – "Über Klima sprechen. Das Handbuch" von Christopher Schrader, herausgegeben von klimafakten.de erschien im Sommer 2022. Es ist online verfügbar, kann kostenlos als PDF heruntergeladen oder kostenpflichtig als Papierbuch bei Oekom erworben werden. [ANZEIGE] Mehr über die Angebote unserer Werbepartnerinnen und -partner finden Sie HIER [ANZEIGE] Falls Sie uns nicht nur hören, sondern auch lesen möchten, testen Sie jetzt 4 Wochen kostenlos Die ZEIT. Hier geht's zum Angebot.

Laura & Gretel – das ist mittlerweile wie: Warnemünde

Episode 110In episode 110 of The Big Cruise Podcast, Chris brings the latest news from around the world including Australia Welcoming Pacific Encounter, Viking Celebrates 25yrs, Norwegian Cruise Lines celebrates two milestones and more.Image Credit: Pacific Encounter in Sydney, thanks to listener Garry (NSW)Support the showListen, Like, Subscribe & Review on your favourite podcast directory.Share the podcast with someone you think will enjoy the showBuy Me A Coffee – This podcast is only possible thanks to our supporters, simply buying a coffee keeps us on air. It is just like shouting your mate a coffee, and we consider our listeners close mates. https://bit.ly/2T2FYGXSustainable Fashion – choose a TBCP design or design your own… all using organic cotton, green energy and zero plastic https://bit.ly/32G7RdhChris's Latest Video: https://youtu.be/t7sZfHbIEEQ Cruise NewsPacific Encounter Arrives down underPacific Encounter, the latest addition to the P&O Cruises Australia fleet to continue the revival of Australia's $5 billion a year cruise industry, today sailed into Sydney Harbour offering a salute to ‘hero tugs' and other maritime champions that help keep our waters safe.Amid big jets from water cannon tugs, the gleaming ship entered the harbour led by the Port Authority of NSW fire tug and flanked by three privately operated tugs that were involved recently in an amazing ship rescue off the coast of Sydney.As Pacific Encounter entered Sydney Harbour, the words ‘HERO TUGS!!!' flashed up on the ship's top deck big screen.Pacific Encounter's ‘encounter' with Sydney will be relatively brief as the ship is destined to be home ported in Brisbane following a long P&O tradition of basing ships there to enable Queenslanders to cruise from their doorstep.Three tugs operated by Engage Towage — Diamantina, Martinique and Fitzroy — were part of the escort for Pacific Encounter. All three and their stalwart crews were involved in the operation to save bulk carrier Portland Bay after it lost power in stormy weather last month.Pacific Encounter's time in Sydney will also be of economic benefit to the city with local marine engineering and technical services coming on board and more than half a million kilograms of locally sourced produce being loaded to begin the ship's cruising program.Special thanks to Listener Garry in Sydney who sent in some incredible images of Encounter alongside in Circular Quay.Viking celebrates 25 years of award-winning explorationOn 5 Aug 23, Viking is celebrated the company's 25th anniversary. To commemorate the anniversary, Viking has released a new video message from Chairman Torstein Hagen as he reflects on the company's key milestones since its founding on August 5, 1997. The new video can be viewed here on Viking's website, as well as here on Viking's award-winning enrichment channel, Viking.TV. All this week, Viking.TV daily programming has centred on Norwegian culture and history as a tribute to the Hagen family's Norwegian heritage.https://www.vikingrivercruises.com.au/video/why-viking/25-anniversary/play.htmlCarnival Celebrates International Beer DayTo celebrate International Beer Day, Carnival Cruise Line is serving up fleetwide a new brew, ParchedPig Beach Lager, a refreshing, crisp and golden beer that is available in cans in bar and dining venues and on tap in select locations.Developed by Carnival's brew team, ParchedPig Beach Lager pairs well with a Guy's Burger or BlueIguana soft tacos, or as a refreshing ale to enjoy on its own.  Continuing its partnership with Lakeland, Fla.-based Brew Hub, Carnival was the first cruise line to can and keg its own private label beers crafted by its in-house brewery team in 2019, after introducing the onboard brewery concept on Carnival Vista in 2016.The Beach Lager joins several other Carnival Brews fan-favorites already available on the Carnival ships:ThirstyFrog Caribbean Wheat – an unfiltered wheat beer with flavors of orange and spices.ThirstyFrog Red – light, clean, frothy and a little bold, this craft beer offers balanced character and whispers of toasted malt.ParchedPig West Coast IPA – the embodiment of a traditional West Coast India Pale Ale, this hoppy, intense beer is loaded with bitterness with a bright flavor profile and distinctive aroma of citrus and pine.ParchedPig Toasted Amber Ale – highlighted by its rich amber color and notes of toasted caramel and biscuit, this beer is well balanced, smooth and highly drinkable.Carnival Birthday Beer – a refreshing golden ale with medium hops, specially made by the Carnival Brews Team, for its 50th Birthday celebration.NCL celebrates the Float Out of Norwegian Viva Norwegian Cruise Line, announced that Norwegian Viva, the second of six vessels in its ground-breaking Prima Class, floated out from her dry dock at the Fincantieri shipyard in Marghera (Venice), Italy, marking a major construction milestone and the first time the new vessel touches water.To celebrate the occasion, a commemorative coin was welded into Norwegian Viva in a traditional maritime ceremony, presided over by Harry Sommer, president and chief executive officer of Norwegian Cruise Line and Antonio Quintano, shipyard director of Fincantieri.The float out signifies the completion of external works and painting of Norwegian Prima, including the striking hull artwork designed by Italian graffiti artist Manuel Di Rita, commonly known as “Peeta.” Construction now continues on Norwegian Viva's interior fittings and guest accommodations before she is officially delivered to the cruise line and commences sailing in 2023.NCL Takes delivery of Norwegian Prima Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), the innovator in global cruise travel with a 55-year history of breaking boundaries, has taken delivery of its newest ship, Norwegian Prima, in Marghera, Venice at the renowned Fincantieri shipyard.Launching later this month, Norwegian Prima will be the first major cruise ship christened in Iceland, commencing her eight-day inaugural voyage in the Icelandic capital of Reykjavik on 27 August 2022, sailing to Amsterdam. Global popstar Katy Perry, who serves as Norwegian Prima's Godmother, will fulfil the longstanding maritime tradition of blessing and officially naming the ship, as well as performing during the christening ceremony.AIDA Cruises: New 2023 summer itineraries in the north availableFor the 2023 summer season, AIDA Cruises is launching new itineraries for the cruise ships AIDAdiva, AIDAmar and AIDAnova. A variety of attractive northern travel options is now available. The new cruises can be booked starting on August 3, 2022.AIDAnova from Kiel: For the seven-day voyages “Baltic Sea from Kiel” or the 14-day voyages “Norway and Baltic Sea” with departure dates between May 6 and October 21, 2023, AIDA Cruises has developed new attractive itineraries to Norway and Denmark for its guests.AIDAmar from Warnemünde: On its nine- and ten-day cruises, AIDAmar will now sail on attractive routes to Scandinavia or to Norway in the 2023 summer season. For example, three Nordic capitals – Oslo, Copenhagen, and Stockholm – are on the schedule, as well as calls in Gothenburg, Aarhus and Visby. On the new voyages to Norway, guests will visit three different fjords – Eidfjord, Olden and Vik – as well as Bergen, Skagen, Kristiansand and Gothenburg.AIDAdiva from Warnemünde: From May 6 to October 14, 2023, AIDAdiva will receive a new summer program. AIDAdiva will now tour the beauties of Norway. Among other things, a visit to the tranquil port of Vik on the Sognefjord is included in the program. The country's longest and deepest fjord stretches 204 kilometers inland from the coast north of Bergen.A new feature in the program are 4- and 5-day trips in the Baltic Sea region. Apart from the popular classics Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg the guests can become acquainted now with Gdansk/Gdynia, Fredericia or Bornholm for the first time in the context of a short voyage with AIDA.Both the 7-day cruises and the new 4- and 5-day voyages can be combined with each other and thus offer a wide choice of itineraries for the start and destination port of Warnemünde.Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines to return to Dover with selection of late summer sailings from AugustFred. Olsen Cruise Lines will return to Dover this month, offering a selection of late summer cruises to destinations including Norway, France, Spain and the Adriatic.Flagship Bolette will sail from Dover in August, September and October, offering the chance to take in the vistas and volcanoes of the Azores and Madeira, sail into the heart of the Norwegian fjords and explore three Scandinavian cities on a six-night break.The eight-night ‘Scenic Isles and Lochs of Scotland' cruise will be Bolette's first cruise from Dover in 2022, where guests can enjoy a scenic sailing of the picturesque Sound of Mull, explore the remote islands of Orkney and Shetland and look out for whales and birdlife alongside marine wildlife charity ORCA.From September to November, Dover will become the homeport for Balmoral, who will offer the chance to cross into the Arctic Circle in search of the Northern Lights, and delve into the rich history of culture of the Adriatic and Mediterranean on a 28-day voyage around Greece and the Adriatic, among other highlights.And moreJoin the show:If you have a cruise tip, burning question or want to record a cruise review get in touch with us via the website https://thebigcruisepodcast.com/join-the-show/ Guests: Chris Frame: https://bit.ly/3a4aBCg   Chris's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChrisFrameOfficialPeter Kollar: https://www.cruising.org.au/Home Listen & Subscribe: Amazon Podcasts: https://amzn.to/3w40cDcApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2XvD7tF Audible: https://adbl.co/3nDvuNgCastbox: https://bit.ly/2xkGBEI Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2RuY04u I heart Radio:  https://ihr.fm/3mVIEUASpotify: https://spoti.fi/3caCwl8 Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2JWE8Tz Pocket casts: https://bit.ly/2JY4J2M Tune in: https://bit.ly/2V0Jrrs Podcast Addict: https://bit.ly/2BF6LnE Hosted on Acast. 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Es ist ein lauer Frühsommer des Jahres 1882, die Wellen plätschern auf den Strand der Ostsee bei Warnemünde zu, ein leichter Wind sorgt für gute Luft, und die Sonne verleiht dieser Strandidylle den letzten Schliff. Der Strand ist in den letzten Jahren immer beliebter geworden. Gut Betuchte tummeln sich hier und genießen das gute Klima. Unter ihnen ist auch Elfriede von Maltzahn. Sie ist von Rheuma geplagt und sucht schon seit Jahren die Kurbäder auf, die sich entlang der Küste angesiedelt haben.Aber die Spaziergänge im Sand sind anstrengend, Elfriede von Maltzahn sehnt sich nach einer Sitzgelegenheit, die ihr Schutz vor Wind und Wetter bietet. Sie sucht den Korbmacher Wilhelm Bartelmann auf und fragt, ob er ein "Behältnis gegen Wind und Wetter zum Sitzen" bauen könnte. Er entwickelt den ersten richtigen Strandkorb. Ihr hört in Eine Stunde History: - Der Journalist Werner Geske hat sich mit dem Erfinder des Strandkorbs beschäftigt und beschreibt Wilhelm Bartelmann.- Peter Kranz vom Landesmarketing Mecklenburg-Vorpommern schildert die Bedeutung des Welterfolgs Strandkorb.- Tobias Woitendorf vom Tourismusverband Mecklenburg-Vorpommern erläutert die wirtschaftliche Bedeutung von Produktion und Vertrieb von Strandkörben.- Deutschlandfunk-Nova-Geschichtsexperte Matthias von Hellfeld blickt zurück auf die Anfänge der Korbstühle, aus denen der Strandkorb hervorgegangen ist.- Deutschlandfunk-Nova-Reporterin Nadine Kreuzahler erinnert an Elfriede von Maltzahn und den ersten Strandkorb an der Ostsee bei Warnemünde. **********Ihr hört in dieser "Eine Stunde History":00:04:07 - Beitrag von Nadine Kreuzahler "Der Strandkorb – Welterfolg aus Meck-Pomm"00:08:59 - Interview mit Werner Geske00:16:27 - Interview mit Peter Kranz00.24:26 - Interview mit Tobias Woitendorf**********Mehr zum Thema bei Deutschlandfunk Nova:Karl von Drais: Die Erfindung des Fahrrads 1817Naturschutz: Eröffnung des Yellowstone Nationalparks 1872Kunstraub und Kolonialzeit: Das Prachtboot aus dem Pazifik**********Den Artikel zum Stück findet ihr hier.**********Ihr könnt uns auch auf diesen Kanälen folgen: Instagram und YouTube.

NOC code 3012Good day ladies and gentlemen, this is IRC news and I am Joy Stephen, an authorized Canadian Immigration practitioner bringing out this Data Analysis release from Warnemünde, Germany. Today is the 3rd of June, 2022. This video may be of interest to foreign nationals and Canadian temporary residents working in Registered Nurses and Registered Psychiatric Nurses jobs with NOC code 3012 jobs. We are talking about the AIPP program selection in 2019 and 2020 which will give you some understanding on the number of people being selected in this NOC category for the AIPP program each year.In 2019, a total of 17 jobs in NOC 3012 was processed for Canadian Permanent Residence and in 2020, a total of 29 jobs in the same NOC was processed. We have seen an appreciative reduction in intakes in 2020 from 2019 figures  because the pandemic was raging in 2020 and the vaccinating the population was important. We expect the numbers to increase in the coming years. The total number of people selected under the AiPP program in 2019 was 5380 and in the year 2020 the first year where you can see the impact of the global pandemic, the total number reduced to 3234. The 2021 numbers should be coming out soon. Please subscribe to this channel for more Canadian Immigration data analysis and Immigration information and if you want to become a Canadian Permanent Residence, you can learn more by attending the Free online YouTube videos posted on https://polinsys.com/p. From all of us from IRC news and the Polinsys team we thank you for watching! 

Good day ladies and gentlemen, this is IRC news and I am Joy Stephen, an authorized Canadian Immigration practitioner bringing out this Data Analysis release from Warnemünde, Germany. Today is the 3rd of June, 2022. This video may be of interest to foreign nationals and Canadian temporary residents working in Professional Occupations in Business jobs with NOC code 1122 jobs. We are talking about the AIPP program selection in 2019 and 2020 which will give you some understanding on the number of people being selected in this NOC category for the AIPP program each year.In 2019, a total of 17 jobs in NOC 1122 was processed for Canadian Permanent Residence and in 2020, a total of 1 jobs in the same NOC was processed. We have seen an appreciative reduction in intakes in 2020 from 2019 figures  because the pandemic was raging in 2020 and the vaccinating the population was important. We expect the numbers to increase in the coming years. The total number of people selected under the AiPP program in 2019 was 5380 and in the year 2020 the first year where you can see the impact of the global pandemic, the total number reduced to 3234. The 2021 numbers should be coming out soon. Please subscribe to this channel for more Canadian Immigration data analysis and Immigration information and if you want to become a Canadian Permanent Residence, you can learn more by attending the Free online YouTube videos posted on https://polinsys.com/p. From all of us from IRC news and the Polinsys team we thank you for watching! 

 AIPP selection for 2019 and 2020 in NOC code 0114 : Other Admin Services managersGood day ladies and gentlemen, this is IRC news and I am Joy Stephen, an authorized Canadian Immigration practitioner bringing out this Data Analysis release from Warnemünde, Germany. Today is the 3rd of June, 2022. This video may be of interest to foreign nationals and Canadian temporary residents working in Other Admin Services managers with NOC code 0114 jobs. We are talking about the AIPP program selection in 2019 and 2020 which will give you some understanding on the number of people being selected in this NOC category for the AIPP program each year.In 2019, a total of 18 jobs in NOC 0114 was processed for Canadian Permanent Residence and in 2020, a total of 7 jobs in the same NOC was processed. We have seen an appreciative reduction in intakes in 2020 from 2019 figures  because the pandemic was raging in 2020 and the vaccinating the population was important. We expect the numbers to increase in the coming years. The total number of people selected under the AiPP program in 2019 was 5380 and in the year 2020 the first year where you can see the impact of the global pandemic, the total number reduced to 3234. The 2021 numbers should be coming out soon. Please subscribe to this channel for more Canadian Immigration data analysis and Immigration information and if you want to become a Canadian Permanent Residence, you can learn more by attending the Free online YouTube videos posted on https://polinsys.com/p. From all of us from IRC news and the Polinsys team we thank you for watching!

Kennst du diesen Ort im Urlaub an dem du denkst - wenn ich hier bleiben könnte? Wie schön muss es sein hier zu leben und zu arbeiten. Anna und Daniel leben Hobby, Beruf und Familie an genau so einem Ort. Mit Ihnen spreche ich heute darüber, wie die Vereinbarkeit wirklich funktioniert, wie man Abgrenzung hinbekommt und welche schönen und herausfordernden Momente das mit sich bringt. Auf gehts ins Beachhouse von Warnemünde – viel Spaß beim reinhören. Hier findest du alle Infos, Termine und Anmeldungen im Beachhouse: https://supremesurfkurs.de/beachhouse-warnemuende/ oder über Instagram Anna Instagram Daniel Instagram Annelie Alexandru Website LinkedIn Instagram

Epsiode 100In this episode we celebrate the milestone 100th episode remembering the cruise happenings of the past 2 years, plus welcome listener questions and celebrate the latest cruise news from around the world.Support the showListen, Like, Subscribe & Review on your favourite podcast directory.Share the podcast with someone you think will enjoy the showBuy Me A Coffee – This podcast is only possible thanks to our supporters, simply buying a coffee keeps us on air. It is just like shouting your mate a coffee, and we consider our listeners close mates. https://bit.ly/2T2FYGXSustainable Fashion – choose a TBCP design or design your own… all using organic cotton, green energy and zero plastic https://bit.ly/32G7RdhListener QuestionsSanti asks – Chris & Baz, looking at our first cruise. We are travelling for the first time to Europe and would like to do a Med cruise with a city or two pre/post-cruise. What cities do you recommend and how long is ideal before/after a cruise? Harry asks – Chris, I know you have answered this before (but I can't remember your answer). If taking a Transatlantic reposition cruise for the first time, do you recommend eastbound or westbound? Thanks in advance.Cruise NewsNew Zealand to re-welcome cruise shipsNew Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced that maritime borders will reopen after July 31, paving the way for international cruise ships to return in time for the upcoming season beginning in October.Many cruise lines have announced their support including Celebrity Cruises who is more than ready to welcome guests back on board. Setting sail from Sydney on 22 October for the 2022-23 season, the award-winning Celebrity Eclipse will be making her debut in the region with a series of curated 3-to13-night itineraries across Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific.NCL Celebrates full relaunch of 17 ship fleet Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), is celebrating the completion of its Great Cruise Comeback with the sailing of Norwegian Spirit, the 17th and final ship in its fleet to return to service.NCL's return to service after a 500-day pause began with Norwegian Jade's 25 July 2021 sailing from Athens (Piraeus), Greece. Since then, the Brand has systematically relaunched its ships around the world, welcoming guests and crew members aboard its award-winning vessels.Norwegian Spirit, which is sporting an extensive bow-to-stern USD$100 million revitalization, departed 7 May 2022, and will be sailing through the deep blue South Pacific, visiting eight ports in 12 days, with departures commencing from Papeete on the beautiful Island of Tahiti.Norwegian Spirit will then debut in Australian waters for the very first time on 22 December 2022 for her inaugural local sailing season, visiting ports across Australia and New Zealand, marking NCL's return Down Under after an almost three-year interval.During her renovation, Norwegian Spirit now showcases 14 brand-new venues and is now quite unlike any other ship sailing in Australian waters. She boasts a doubled-in-size Mandara Spa complete with Thermal Suite including steam room, sauna, shower experience and luxurious heated-tile loungers; a luxe Ibiza-inspired adults-only pool retreat called Spice H20 that transforms into a cocktail lounge and open-air nightclub in the evenings; and an NCL guest-favourite, Bliss Ultra Lounge, where guests can enjoy a nightcap or dance the night away.A smaller ship at 268 metres long and 10 decks tall, Norwegian Spirit offers a unique intimate onboard atmosphere yet still provides all the amenities travellers know and love from NCL. Guests will find 14 dining options to choose from, each with no set dining times, tables or dress codes; from table top entertainment at Teppanyaki and fine French fare at Le Bistro to contemporary Italian at the all-new Onda by Scarpetta.Taste Testing time' on P&O Cruises Australia's Pacific ExplorerIt is ‘taste testing time' for the crew on P&O Cruises Australia's Pacific Explorer as the flagship is prepared for its return to cruising on May 31 with its four-night round trip cruise to Brisbane.And if guests are excited about the beautiful food that will be on offer, they can be assured that the crew love it too.With an array of new dishes on the menu, the restaurant teams are sampling the taste and, very importantly, the vibrant look of the culinary delights soon to be experienced on Pacific Explorer.In a busy ship's galley, instant recognition of new dishes is vital to a smooth operation and to get delicious meals to guests' tables as efficiently as possible.With the main restaurant Waterfront along with specialty restaurants such as Angelo's and Dragon Lady and The Pantry outlets serving thousands of meals each day, it is easy to imagine what a complex task it is.stralia's Pacific ExplorerViking Takes delivery of newest shipViking today announced it has taken delivery of the company's newest ocean ship, the Viking Mars. The delivery ceremony took place this morning when the ship was presented at Fincantieri's shipyard in Ancona, Italy. The Viking Mars will now make her way to Valletta, Malta, where she will be officially named on May 17, 2022—Norwegian Constitution Day—by her ceremonial godmother, Lady Fiona Carnarvon, the Countess of Carnarvon. The ship will then sail itineraries in the Mediterranean, Scandinavia and Northern Europe before repositioning at the end of the year for voyages around Australia and New Zealand.For years Viking has offered a variety of ways for its guests to experience life at Highclere Castle, which is the home of the Earl and Countess of Carnarvon. Highclere Castle is known as the filming location of Downton Abbey, and Viking became a household name during its sponsorship of the celebrated series MASTERPIECE through the years Downton Abbey aired. Viking Executive Vice President Karine Hagen worked closely with the Carnarvon family to develop Privileged Access Pre/Post Extensions that feature the estate, including the highly-rated Oxford & Highclere Castle and Great Homes, Gardens & Gin extensions, both of which are available for guests on select river and ocean voyages.Lady Carnarvon has also welcomed viewers to Highclere Castle on Viking's award-winning enrichment channel, Viking.TV. In her ongoing series, At Home at Highclere, Lady Carnarvon offers virtual Privileged Access to the historic home and its grounds. In the past two years, she has led more than 20 virtual tours and offered glimpses of life at her home. Additionally, Lady Carnarvon has served as godmother to a Viking Longship, the Viking Skadi, which sails Viking's popular itineraries on the Rhine, Main and Danube rivers.The delivery of the Viking Mars comes as Viking continues to mark its 25th anniversary. In January 2022, the company launched Viking Expeditions and its first purpose-built Polar Class vessel, the Viking Octantis; in March 2022, the company named eight new European river ships during a special event in Paris. By the end of the year, Viking will have also welcomed a second identical expedition ship, another identical ocean ship, and new purpose-built vessels for the Nile, Mekong and Mississippi rivers.The Viking Mars is the newest ship in Viking's award-winning ocean fleet of identical sister ships. Classified by Cruise Critic as “small ships,” Viking's ocean vessels have a gross tonnage of 47,800 tons, with 465 staterooms that can host 930 guests; the ships feature all veranda staterooms, Scandinavian design, light-filled public spaces and abundant al fresco dining options.Trailblazing Gymnast Will Officially Name Celebrity Cruises' Groundbreaking ShipCelebrity Cruises announced that Simone Biles, 19-time World Champion and seven-time Olympic Medalist, will add another very special title to her decorated career – Godmother for Celebrity Beyond.A long-standing and highly regarded tradition for new ships, the role of Godmother is to inspire all guests and crew who sail on the ship, and it is considered a lifetime title and honour. In her role as Godmother, Biles will name Celebrity Beyond – the gold standard ship and newest and most luxurious vessel in the Celebrity fleet – at the official ceremony in Fort Lauderdale on 4 November, 2022.For its groundbreaking Edge Series ships, Celebrity is selecting equally transformational and courageous Godmothers who are breaking barriers and championing change in their respective fields. Biles joins Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai and Reshma Saujani, founder of Girls Who Code and the Marshall Plan for Moms, who serve as godmothers of Beyond's sister ships Celebrity Edge and Celebrity Apex respectively.Celebrity Beyond began her inaugural season on 27 April, 2022 with a 10-night sailing from Southampton, England, to Barcelona, Spain, and will now spend the summer sailing nine-to-10-night itineraries in the Mediterranean. In November, Celebrity Beyond will make her way to Fort Lauderdale for the official naming ceremony and a winter season of five-to-nine-night Caribbean sailings.AIDAdiva and AIDAperla with numerous new products on boardFollowing her stay in the shipyard, AIDAdiva set sail on her first voyage from Warnemünde to the Norwegian fjords on Saturday, May 14, 2022. Over the past few weeks, the cruise ship has been undergoing an extensive beauty treatment at the Lloyd Werft Bremerhaven GmbH shipyard. From April 25 to May 12, 2022, several areas of the ship were redesigned in addition to regular class and maintenance work.A new attraction on board AIDAdiva is the restaurant “Almhütte”. With delicacies from the Alpine region and various beer specialties, there is plenty of fun to be had here in a cozy hut atmosphere.Wellness lovers can look forward to another novelty at the Body & Soul Spa: The entire wellness oasis has been expanded to include a spacious outdoor area where guests can relax and unwind with a view of the sea. In addition, the fitness equipment has been replaced by the latest generation of equipment and the cyberobics workouts with international star trainers make the hearts of fitness fans beat faster.With AIDAdiva, AIDA Cruises is offering voyages to Norway and Denmark as well as cruises to Baltic Sea metropolises such as Stockholm and Copenhagen from Warnemünde until October.Paradise for young and old: ice bar opens on AIDAperlaAIDAperla will end its three-week shipyard stay in Rotterdam on Saturday, May 14, 2022, and set off for Hamburg. The first guests will embark in the Hanseatic city on Monday, May 16, 2022, and will be able to discover numerous innovations on board during their voyage to Norway.In addition to technical updates and scheduled class and maintenance work, AIDAperla received a visual makeover. In the new ice cream bar, guests young and old can feast on the most delicious types of ice cream. The ice cream masters surprise with delicious ice cream creations from their own production and a wide selection of cakes.The Body & Soul Organic Spa also shines in new splendor. New on board is a Hypoxi Studio for figure shaping and, as a supplement to the extensive fitness offering, there are now also Cyberobics workouts with international star trainers. A special fashion accessories area for leather goods, handbags and sunglasses has been integrated into the shopping plaza, offering guests even greater shopping pleasure on their voyages.In the 2022 summer season, AIDAperla will go on 10-day voyages to Norway from Hamburg.MSC Revamps Loyalty Club MSC Cruises has re-vamped its MSC Voyagers Club loyalty programme with a range of new and attractive benefits.Voyagers Exclusives replaces Voyages Selection with greater incentives for members, all of whom will automatically benefit from a minimum five per cent discount for any cruise booked at any time. Previously, Voyages Selection was available for only a select number of MSC Cruises' global sailing schedule.In addition, the further in advance a guest books, the greater the benefits gained.Any sailing booked from at least six months prior to departure will result in a further five per cent discount. For all cruises booked from at least nine months ahead of the sailing will see Silver, Gold and Diamond tier members receive the five plus five per cent discount, plus either €50/$50 shipboard credit.All members who book any MSC Cruises' holiday at sea 12 months before departure will receive double reward points.The MSC Voyagers Club loyalty programme includes five membership levels- Welcome, Classic, Silver, Gold and Diamond – and all earn points.  As points grow, so do the benefits.Princess Cruises Introduces All-Inclusive Premier PackagePrincess Cruises today announced Princess Premier, a new premium add-on package that offers guests unlimited WiFi for up to 4 devices, premium/top-shelf beverages, photos, specialty dining, and crew gratuities/appreciation. For just $75 per person per day, the inclusive package builds off the popular Princess Plus add-on to offer a more comprehensive bundle and savings of more than 50 percent when the amenities of Princess Premier are purchased separately. In a unique promotion twist, Princess Premier guests also will be automatically entered into a new onboard promotion for a chance to win a cruise for two every year for a decade and up to $100,000 in cash prizes.Princess Premier goes on sale May 25, for voyages starting June 25 and beyond. The package is available for just $75 per person, per day, and includes:Unlimited MedallionNet WiFi – the best WiFi at sea – for up to four-devicesNew “Premier” Beverage Package – top-shelf spirits and cocktails up to $18 with bar service charge included, new selection of wines by the glass, 25 percent bottles of wine, specialty coffees, smoothies, and bottled waterTwo specialty dining meals per person including popular restaurants like Crown Grill and Sabatini's Italian TrattoriaDigital downloads of all photos taken by professional staff onboard, plus three prints of any size up to 8 x 10Entry into new Princess Prizes on board door portal promotionDaily Crew AppreciationThe addition of Princess Premier gives guests three package options when booking a Princess cruise vacation:Princess Standard cruise package, including the standard cruise farePrincess Plus ($40 per person, per day until May 25; $50 per person, per day starting May 25) – including unlimited WiFi for a single device; Plus Beverage package (covering drinks up to $12, 25 percent off bottles of wine, specialty coffees, smoothies and bottled water); and daily crew appreciationNEW! Princess Premier ($75 per person, per day), on sale beginning May 25Guests on voyages departing June 25 and beyond who previously purchased Princess Plus can upgrade to Princess Premier for an additional $25 per person, per day.Carnival Cruise Line breaks ground on new Cruise Port Destination With a strong showing of validation of the cruise industry's return and optimism, and reflecting a long-standing partnership between Carnival Cruise Line and The Bahamas, Carnival, in cooperation with the Grand Bahama Port Authority and the Government of The Bahamas, today held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new cruise port destination on Grand Bahama Island.The new Carnival Grand Bahama cruise port destination, expected to open in late 2024, is being developed on the south side of the island and will continue to serve as a gateway to Grand Bahama while also offering guests a uniquely Bahamian experience with many exciting features and amenities, along with business opportunities for the residents of Grand Bahama.The cruise port development includes a pier able to accommodate up to two Excel-class ships simultaneously welcoming guests to a stunning white-sand beach The Bahamas are known for. Guests will be able to explore and enjoy Grand Bahama by way of sea, via a dedicated shore excursion dock, or by land, via the dedicated ground transportation hub.  The cruise port itself will also feature an area designated as a nature reserve and an interior pool feature, along with many Bahamian-operated retail, food and beverage options for guests to enjoy.Holland America Line's Zaandam Returns to Service in Fort LauderdaleHolland America Line's Zaandam returned to service Thursday, May 12, 2022, at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, leaving just one more ship until the cruise line's full fleet is operational again. Zaandam embarked guests for a nine-day Atlantic Coast cruise to Montreal, Canada, that will position it in Canada/New England through October. Not only is this a return to service for Zaandam, but it also marks a return to cruising in the Canada/New England region after a two-year absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Following the repositioning cruise along the east coast of North America, Zaandam will spend the summer and early fall offering Canada and New England cruises between Boston, Massachusetts, and Montreal.Volendam currently is under charter by the government of the Netherlands, positioned alongside in Rotterdam accommodating Ukrainian families.Holland America Line will complete the restart of the fleet June 12 with Westerdam in Seattle, Washington.And moreJoin the show:If you have a cruise tip, burning question or want to record a cruise review get in touch with us via the website https://thebigcruisepodcast.com/join-the-show/ Guests: Chris Frame: https://bit.ly/3a4aBCg   Chris's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChrisFrameOfficialPeter Kollar: https://www.cruising.org.au/Home Listen & Subscribe: Amazon Podcasts: https://amzn.to/3w40cDcApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2XvD7tF Audible: https://adbl.co/3nDvuNgCastbox: https://bit.ly/2xkGBEI Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2RuY04u I heart Radio:  https://ihr.fm/3mVIEUASpotify: https://spoti.fi/3caCwl8 Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2JWE8Tz Pocket casts: https://bit.ly/2JY4J2M Tune in: https://bit.ly/2V0Jrrs Podcast Addict: https://bit.ly/2BF6LnE Hosted on Acast. 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Nicola Ademi, Hamburger Immobilienkönig mit albanischen Wurzeln, ist Spezialist für dunkle Finanztransaktionen. In einer Hotelsuite der Luxusklasse in Warnemünde soll es zu einer honorigen Zusammenkunft kommen. | Kriminalhörspiel von Sabine Stein | Mit: Sandra Borgmann, Matthias Bundschuh u.a. | Regie: Andrea Ghetto | Produktion: NDR 2019

Ein Zug von Warnemünde nach Dänemark kann wegen Sturms über der Ostsee nicht weiterfahren. Die DDR-Grenzer haben sehr viel Zeit, die Reisenden zu überprüfen. Sie entdecken, dass eine junge Mutter mit zwei kleinen Kindern mit einem gefälschten Pass unterwegs ist. Es folgt eine "typische" DDR-Geschichte: Der Fluchtversuch scheitert, die junge Frau landet im Gefängnis, sie wird von ihren Kindern getrennt - schließlich wird sie von der Bundesrepublik freigekauft. Hintergründe: Sturmflut 1962: DDR-Flucht endet im Stasi-Gefängnis https://www.ndr.de/geschichte/chronologie/fluchtversuch108.html Flucht aus der DDR: Geschichten von Risiko und Freiheit https://www.ndr.de/geschichte/schauplaetze/flucht516.html Sturmflut 1962 - Land unter in Hamburg https://www.ndr.de/geschichte/chronologie/sturmfluthamburg2.html FAQ: Der Weg zur eigenen Stasi-Akte https://www.ndr.de/geschichte/chronologie/stasi428.html

Balzende Seehundmännchen, wie klingen die denn? Ingo & Alex staunen, was sie im Robbenforschungszentrum von den putzigen Meeressäugern zu hören bekommen. Ganz Ohr sind die Zwei auch, als „Latüchtenwärter“ Klaus amüsante Anekdoten aus seiner Heimat verrät. Hört, warum eine Kuh mal als Maßeinheit diente, welcher berühmte Künstler gern hüllenlos den Strand genoss und was unsere MV-Abenteurer dann noch in die stürmische See treibt! www.der-warnemuender.dewww.edvard-munch-haus.de www.weisse-flotte.de/fahrplanwww.marine-science-center.de www.supremesurfkurs.dewww.bootsvermietung-warnemuende.de www.deutschebahn.com Mehr über Treib gut! lest und hört ihr unter: bahn.de/treibgut

MSC announces new luxury brand Explora JourneysEpisode 59 is possible thanks to David in Scotland who kindly donated coffees, which we used as an excuse to record the podcast LIVE from a coffee shop in Hillary's Boat Harbour (WA). It was very busy and does sound very different. However, let us know what you think. With so much news to get through we will leave Maritime History & Cruise News until next episode.This podcast is only possible thanks to our supporters, simply buying a coffee keeps us on air. It is just like shouting your mate a coffee, and we consider our listeners close mates.  https://bit.ly/2T2FYGXCRUISE NEWS Passing of Gavin Macleod (Love Boat) It is with sadness felt to the depth of the oceans that we mourn the passing of actor Gavin MacLeod our beloved global ambassador, dearest friend and treasured member of the Princess Cruises family for more than 35 years.From his 10 seasons staring as Captain Merrill Stubing on the hit TV show “The Love Boat” (1977 to 1986) and for more than three decades following the show's final season, Gavin enthusiastically shared his passion about the joys and adventures of exploring the world while cruising. He always reminded us that – like the popular TV series, “cruising gives people something to dream about.”Gavin, who celebrated his 90th birthday in February, officially became Princess Cruises' global ambassador in 1986, appearing in a vast array of advertising campaigns and countless public and media appearances for the company. His role for Princess continued until his passing.Dream Cruises – Hong Kong Sea-cations a hit with locals. Dream Cruises' recently announced restart of cruises on board Genting Dream in Hong Kong has been met with an enthusiastic response from the public. After only one week of sales since bookings officially opened on Thursday, 27 May, Genting Dream's first two high seas “Super Summer Seacation” cruises departing on 30 July and 1 August are close to 90% while Friday night departures throughout August are already at nearly 50% of capacity.Hurtigruten announces two Pole to Pole adventures Hurtigruten Expeditions has unveiled an epic 93-day Pole to pole expedition cruise – exploring Alaska, the Northwest Passage, Greenland, Caribbean, the Panama Canal, South America, and Antarctica in one monumental voyage.93-day itinerary, in the wake of polar hero Roald Amundsen, departs Vancouver on August 8, 2022 and will visit 11 countries – and Antarctica – before disembarking adventurous guests in Buenos Aires.  The expedition cruise will be with the MS Roald Amundsen, which Hurtigruten says is not only the world's first battery-hybrid powered cruise ship but also fittingly named after the first explorer to successfully reach both the North and South poles, as well as the first person to navigate through the Northwest Passage, which he did in 1903.A 66-day long expedition option that visits seven countries between Edmonton, Canada, and Santiago de Chile, departing September 22, 2022. MS Fram will take guests through the Canadian Arctic to Greenland, before heading south, through the Caribbean, the Panama Canal, exploring the coast of South America, and do some of the first landings in Antarctica that season. Hurtigruten Expeditions' MS Fram is named after the original explorer ship Fram, which the company says is one of the mightiest expedition ships of all times and was used on a series of expeditions between 1893 and 1912 – including Roald Amundsen's 1911 Antarctica expedition where he reached the South Pole.Princess Cruises unveils its 2022-2023 South East Asia Cruises and Cruisetours ProgramPrincess Cruises today unveiled its 2022-2023 South East Asia Cruise and Cruisetour Program designed for Australian cruise guests and their families dreaming of travelling to Southeast Asia and the Malaysian Peninsula.  The cruise line announced its MedallionClass ship, Diamond Princess would be homeported in Singapore between December and March offering a season of 21 departures to 19 destinations in eight countries on eight unique itineraries.New Experiences for the 2022-2023 season include:Seven-day Southeast Asia with Malaysian Peninsula itinerary that includes the cruise line's first call to UNESCO World Heritage site, Melaka in more than a decade, as well as visits to Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Langkawi in Malaysia as well as Phuket, Thailand.New holiday voyages, sailing over Christmas and New Years', including a 10-day Southeast Asia with Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia and a seven-day Southeast Asia with Malaysian Peninsula, that can be combined for an epic 17-day cruise.‘More Ashore' late night stays in Sihanoukville, Cambodia and Kobe, Japan and visits to sacred sites including the Blue Mosque in Shah Alam (Kuala Lumpur), Temple of the Big Buddha in Ko Samui and the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, the oldest and largest Buddhist Temple in Bangkok.Azamara Reveals 2022 European Voyages for its New Ship, Azamara OnwardAzamara – the boutique cruise line dedicated to Destination Immersion® experiences – reveals 22 European itineraries and three new land explorations for the brand's fourth ship, Azamara Onward. Scheduled to set sail in spring 2022 for its inaugural season, Azamara will offer guests the opportunity to join Azamara Onward's maiden and christening voyage, starting in Monte Carlo and concluding in Venice. Azamara Onward will push forward the future of Destination Immersion experiences with half of its voyages being Country-Intensive℠ itineraries, allowing more time to explore a single country's hidden gems, and 85 late nights and 21 overnight stays in multiple cities across Europe.The ship's inaugural deployment will unveil a series of exotic voyages ranging from 7- to 15-nights, where guests can uncover the mysteries of the Black Sea during a visit to Constanta or the famous Potemkin Stairs of Odessa. In addition, enjoy an exceptional PerryGolf™ Mediterranean voyage and a new selection of land explorations, including an AzAmazing Journey in Greece and another in Cappadocia, along with voyages throughout Croatia, Italy, Istanbul, Spain and moreA-ROSA launches 2021 seasonA-ROSA River Cruises extends its 2021 season, reinstates some of its signature features and adds capacity to cater for strong demand.At least 75% of A-ROSA's fleet will be deployed this year, with the first sailing scheduled for the 16th of June on the Portuguese Douro River. Sailings on Danube, Rhine, Main and Moselle will launch soon after, with cruises on the Rhône in France to resume in late July. Sailings on the Seine from Paris will continue to be paused until further notice, in acknowledgment of the region's health warnings.A-ROSA was one of the few European river cruise lines that sailed during 2020, after successful deployment of comprehensive health and safety measures. Strictly following the guidelines from Germany's federal agency for disease control and prevention,MSC approved to construct new  flagship terminal in Barcelona MSC Cruises has obtained final approval by the Port of Barcelona's Board of Directors to build and operate an exclusive cruise terminal. This multi-year concession will see the construction of an innovative terminal of 11,670 square metres that MSC Cruises will operate and manage for a 31-year period. The project is estimated to represent a EUR 33 million investment by MSC Cruises. With construction work set to start shortly, the new terminal is expected to enter service in 2024.This project will allow MSC Cruises to consolidate its presence in Barcelona, which is one of the brand's most important ports in the Western Med, and to expand its homeporting operations out of the city. This will result in added direct and indirect economic benefit for the city and region as more international guests will transit through Barcelona, likely spending additional days in the city either before or after their cruise.The new terminal, which will feature shore power facilities and be ready for LNG bunkering operations, will also allow MSC Cruises to deploy more next-generation, environmentally friendly ships in Barcelona. This includes MSC World Europa, the brand's first LNG-powered cruise ship, which is currently under construction and due to enter service in 2022.Not only is Barcelona an important port for MSC Cruises, but also for the entire MSC Group. Both cargo operator MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company and ferry operator GNV have a solid presence in the port. As such, the new terminal is further proof of MSC Group's longstanding commitment to Barcelona, Catalonia and the whole of Spain.MSC Cruises – has announced its restart plans for cruising from U.S. ports beginning this August.The announcement follows CDC approval of the Company's Phase 2A Port Agreements for PortMiami and Port Canaveral as well as the provisional approval of its request to conduct a simulation cruise, to be held on MSC Meraviglia from PortMiami on July 17, 2021.MSC Meraviglia will kick off MSC Cruises' restart starting August 2, 2021, with 3- and 4-night cruises from Miami to The Bahamas and featuring MSC Cruises' exclusive new private island destination, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve. Then, starting September 18, 2021, MSC Meraviglia will add 7-night cruises from Miami to The Bahamas and Caribbean, including Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve. MSC Divina will resume cruising from Orlando (Port Canaveral) on September 16, 2021, offering 3-, 4- and 7-night cruise options from to The Bahamas and Caribbean, also including stops at Ocean Cay MSC Marine ReserveThe MSC Group Reveals New Luxury Cruise Brand, Explora JourneyWith More Than 300 Years of Seafaring History, Explora Journeys Will Offer an Ocean Escape that Allows Travellers to Celebrate Discovery while Reconnecting to What Matters MostThe MSC Group has announced the company's entry into the luxury cruise market with the launch of a new brand created for the next generation of discerning luxury travellers: Explora Journeys. Built by Fincantieri, the first of four luxury ships will set sail in 2023, with the remaining ships ready in 2024, 2025 and 2026. Each will utilise the latest in cutting-edge maritime technology to provide journeys of discovery through destinations on and off the beaten path. Guests will be hosted on a ship like no other, with the highest level of service and amenities.Designed in partnership with the world's foremost superyacht and luxury hospitality designers, the innovative ship will seamlessly blend elegant Swiss precision with modern European craftsmanship. With 461 oceanfront suites and residences, guests will enjoy striking views at sea and in port from their floor to ceiling windows and personal private terrace. Suites will start at 35 square metres which is among the most spacious for the category in the industry.Fourteen decks will provide ample indoor public space, maximising guest choice and seclusion. Generous outdoor decks will boast more than 2,500 square metres overlooking the sea, with 64 private cabanas across 3 outdoor pools. A fourth pool, with a retractable glass roof, will allow swimming and poolside relaxation in any weather. Combined with various indoor and outdoor whirlpool baths on the ship's promenade deck, the ship was designed with water as a focal point to put guests in an ocean state of mind.With journeys starting at 7 nights, a best-in-class guest experience will ensure relaxed mornings and exciting evenings. Non-conventional arrival and departure times combined with overnight stays will allow Explora Journeys to offer guests exclusive access to once in a lifetime experiences. With ships that travel far north and south of the equator, itineraries in the inaugural collection will offer the ideal blend of celebrated destinations such as Saint Tropez, Bordeaux and Reykjavik, and hidden gems such as Kastellorizo, Bozcaada and the Lofoten Islands. Explora Journeys will bring guests to lesser-travelled harbours to enjoy a more authentic experience and a slower pace of travel.Bookings for the 2023 Inaugural Collection will open in Autumn 2021. To learn more about Explora Journeys, please visit ExploraJourneys.com, contact your travel advisor, or join the conversation @ExploraJourneys.AIDA Cruises opens bookings for Christmas cruise on AIDAcosma and West Med summer cruisesAIDA Cruises announced that bookings are now open for AIDAcosma's voyages over Christmas and New Year's Eve, with AIDAcosma embarking December 22, 2021, on a unique positioning cruise from Hamburg to Gran Canaria. Guests will experience New Year's Eve while anchored in the harbor of Madeira with a perfect view of its famous fireworks display. The cruises are now bookable and can be combined for an extended holiday  in the travel period 22 December 2021 to 8 January 2022.The cruise line also announced that AIDAperla's new Mediterranean voyages in summer 2021 can be booked from today. From July 10 to October 30, 2021, two different 7-day voyages from/to Palma de Mallorca are on the program. Ports of call are Cadiz, Malaga, Cartagena, Alicante, Ibiza, Valencia and Barcelona. The passage of the Strait of Gibraltar is another highlight.AIDA Cruises has already been successfully offering cruises since March. The following vacation options can be booked for the 2021 summer season:Canary Islands voyage with AIDAperla, 7 or 14 days, from/to Gran Canaria, until July.Greek cruises with AIDAblu, 7 or 14 days, from/to Corfu, May to OctoberCruises with AIDAsol, 3, 4 or 7 days, from/to Kiel, May to June and from/to Warnemünde, during month of JulyCruises with AIDAprima, 7 days, from/to Kiel, July to OctoberMediterranean cruises with AIDAperla, 7 days, from/to Mallorca, July to OctoberPonant outlines environmental commitments from A to Z.On June 5, as the world focusses on global environmental responsibilities and a sustainable future, PONANT has reiterated its long standing commitment to responsible tourism and the investment the group has put into providing environmentally sustainable actions for over 30 years.PONANT's governance includes a Sustainable Development and CSR department monitored monthly by a steering committee which supervises all actions.On board, currently 60% of waste is recycled with an objective to raise this to 85%. The global rate is 20%.PONANT treats all wastewater – biologically treated and filtered without chemical additives. The residue is 100% tracked, disposed via certified responsible waste disposal.The implementation of shorter supply chains where possible; monitoring the origin of meats supplied and paying attention to animal welfare.Better than carbon neutral: since September 2019 PONANT has implemented 150% offset of carbon emissions.NGO NABU has identified PONANT as the cruise company with the world's cleanest fleet in terms of airborne emissions.Executive Member of AECO – the Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators aimed at responsible, environmentally friendly and safe tourism in the Arctic.Executive Member of IAATO – the International Association of Antarctic Tour Operators – which advocates and promotes safe and environmentally responsible travel in the Antarctic including restrictions on the numbers of guests ashore at one time, proximity to wildlife, briefings for guests, crew and expedition personnel.The PONANT Fleet at the core of sustainability development.Investing over €1 billion, PONANT has the youngest fleet of small luxury expedition ships in the world. 10 small capacity ships fitted with electric propulsion powered by generators. Investing in and operating a modern fleet brings environmental benefits:All ships have obtained Comfort Class 1 certification reflecting low noise and vibration levels – good for guests and marine life alike.The PONANT EXPLORERS fleet of six vessels achieved a 75% reduction in their nitrogen oxide emissions by having catalytic convertors operating 24 hours a day. An industry exclusive.Fleet-wide, PONANT is the first cruise company to have ceased using heavy fuel oil (HFO) moving to 100% lower emission high grade Low Sulphur Marine Gas Oil.All the ships in the PONANT fleet carry the highly regarded Bureau Veritas CLEANSHIP certification label.Each ship has a designated Environmental Officer on board responsible for briefings for guests, crew and expedition personnel.Holland America Line Captures the Aloha Spirit of Hawaii and Mexico's Vibrant Culture on 2022-2023 CruisesWith deep-rooted cultures, colourful traditions and endlessly sunny skies, Hawaii and Mexico are a celebration of the senses waiting to be discovered on an award-winning Holland America Line cruise. Travelers can explore both regions on roundtrip sailings from San Diego, California, aboard Pinnacle Class Koningsdam during the 2022-2023 season, now open for booking.Beginning in October 2022 through March 2023, guests can embark on a “Mexican Riviera” or “Circle Hawaii” getaway between five and 18 days. Two back-to-back itineraries can be combined for a 24- or 25-day “Circle Hawaii and Mexican Riviera Collectors' Voyage” for the ultimate tropical getaway. Both regions feature a wealth of cultural experiences, immersion into nature and authentically distinct cuisine.Highlights of the 2022-23 Mexico Cruise Season:All Mexico cruises are roundtrip from San Diego.All seven-day “Mexican Riviera” cruises feature three Mexican ports of call: Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlán and Cabo San Lucas.One special five-day cruise departs Dec. 17 and calls at Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.A nine-day New Year's Holiday cruise departing Dec. 29 explores the Sea of Cortez and calls at the Mexican ports of Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlán, Cabo San Lucas, Pichilingue (La Paz) and Loreto.Highlights of the 2022-23 Hawaii Cruise Season:Hawaii cruises sail roundtrip from San Diego with the exception of two departures that are roundtrip from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.“Circle Hawaii” cruises range from 16 to 18 days:16- and 18-day roundtrip from Vancouver with calls at Lahaina, Hilo, Honolulu (overnight) and Nawiliwili. 18-day also stops at Kona.17-day calls at Lahaina, Hilo, Honolulu, Nawiliwili and Kona, Hawaii, and Ensenada, Mexico.18-day calls at Lahaina, Hilo, Honolulu (overnight), Nawiliwili, Kona and Ensenada, Mexico.The overnight call at Honolulu allows guests extra time to visit Pearl Harbor, relax on Waikiki Beach, take in the breathtaking views from Diamond Head State Monument or spend the evening enjoying traditional Hawaiian food and entertainment at an authentic luau.Bookings are open for these cruises sailing roundtrip from San Diego aboard KoningsdamCoral Expeditions full steam on Australian sailing schedule for 2022Coral Expeditions, Australia's pioneering small ship cruise line, today unveiled a fully domestic 2022 sailing schedule. This includes extended sailing dates in the iconic Kimberley due to popular demand. Also released are new additions to the Australia's Coastal Wilderness Series of itineraries to replace international voyages which remain uncertain with ongoing border restrictions.Coral Expeditions has enjoyed strong patronage following its successful restart of domestic operations in October 2020.  With its Australian-flagged small ship fleet carrying no more than 99 passengers and Australian crew, and a rigorous and fully approved SailSAFE Plan, Coral Expeditions is uniquely positioned to revive low-impact cruise tourism in regional Australia.  Headquartered in Cairns, Coral Expeditions has regular communication with all state and federal authorities and operates in full compliance with all directives.NEW DATES The Kimberley Cruise – Now on sale. Australia's Kimberley is the quintessential Aussie adventure. A vast and ancient land shaped by the powerful forces of nature. Majestic waterfalls, epic tidal flows, unique bird and marine species, ancient aboriginal art sites and magnificent rock escarpments shape this experience. Now in our 26th season in the Kimberley, our Australian crew share their knowledge and connection with the land, people, and nature as only a local can do.10 Nights – between Darwin & Broome. New dates in April and May 2022 aboard Coral Geographer are timed to coincide with the waterfall season. The full schedule of 2023 sailing dates from April to October is also now released and available for booking. The Availability Tracker for Coral Expeditions Kimberley season can be viewed HERE.NEW DATES Kimberley Icons, Ashmore & the Rowley Shoals – Now on sale. This new itinerary combines the Kimberley's highlights with the addition of remote Ashmore Reef, Adele Island, and the spectacular Rowley Shoals Marine Park allowing guests to enjoy water activities including snorkel and dive. 12 Nights – between Darwin & Broome onboard Coral Geographer. Departs 12, 24, & 28 September 2022.NEW RELEASE Across the Top – Coming soon. Originally created for Coral Geographer's Maiden Voyage, this itinerary explores some of Australia's most remote coastal regions including pristine offshore reefs and islands across the top of the Australian continent. 18 nights – between Cairns and Broome onboard Coral Adventurer.  Departs: 1 January 2022, and 20 January 2022.NEW RELEASE Australia' Great Southern Coastline – Now on sale. This expedition is a special Australian Geographic Society partner voyage. Experience the company of fellow explorers as we traverse the powerful Southern Ocean crossing the Great Australian Bight. Step ashore in rarely seen islands and national parks, sail past the towering sandstone cliffs of Bunda and visit the pristine marine outpost of the Archipelagos of the Recherche. 14 Nights  – from Melbourne to Fremantle onboard Coral Geographer.  Departs 1 March 2022.Celebrity Cruises' Equinox Announces US Return to ServiceCelebrity Cruises has announced a second ship will be returning to service from a U.S. port. Celebrity Equinox will begin sailing from Fort Lauderdale on July 25. This follows the announcement that Celebrity Edge will become the first cruise ship to depart from US waters on June 26.The recently revolutionised Celebrity Equinox will sail on a seven-night cruise of the Caribbean in what will be a picturesque cruise as guests visit the breath-taking Mexican ports of Cozumel and Costa Maya, along with Nassau, Bahamas.With this announcement, nine of the 14 ships within the Celebrity Cruises' fleet now have plans to return to sailing in 2021 and are ready to take guests to breath-taking destinations, including the Caribbean, Europe, Alaska and the Galapagos.Celebrity Equinox joins eight ships in the Celebrity fleet that have been announced as part of its phased restart, including:Celebrity Millennium, which began sailing seven-night Caribbean itineraries from St. Maarten on 5 June; and will reposition to Seattle to sail seven-night Alaska Dawes Glacier cruises beginning 23 July.Celebrity Summit will then sail the remaining St. Maarten season through August, followed by plans to sail a new series of four- and five-night sailings from Fort Lauderdale to the Western Caribbean through late October.Celebrity Apex – sailing seven-night Greek Isles itineraries from 19 June;Celebrity Edge – sailing a rotating schedule of Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries from Fort Lauderdale, beginning 26 June;Celebrity Silhouette – sailing the UK coastline as of 3 July;Celebrity Flora – returning to the extraordinary Galapagos islands as of 3 July, followed by the award-winning Celebrity Xpedition and intimate 16-passenger Celebrity Xploration on 24 July, and 18 September, respectively.NCL announces additional voyages restarting from the US Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), has announced additional voyages scheduled to set sail from New York, Los Angeles, Port Canaveral, Fla., and Miami and confirmed that its newest innovative ship, Norwegian Encore will replace Norwegian Bliss in Alaska this northern hemisphere summer.As part of its relaunch plan, the Cruise Line has announced its highly anticipated return to Miami, the Cruise Capital of the World, with Norwegian Gem scheduled to cruise seven-day itineraries to the Caribbean beginning Aug. 15, 2021 and a four-day voyage to the Bahamas in November. The Company has also opened for sale additional itineraries toBermuda starting Sept. 26, 2021 from New York on Norwegian Breakaway;the Mexican Riviera on Oct. 24, 2021 from Los Angeles aboard Norwegian Bliss;and the Caribbean on Nov. 13, 2021 from Port Canaveral, Fla. on Norwegian Escape.In addition, Norwegian Encore, the newest ship in the fleet, will make her debut on the West Coast, replacing the previously announced Norwegian Bliss in Seattle for the 2021 northern hemisphere summer cruise season, calling to the Alaska ports of Juneau, Skagway, Ketchikan and Icy Strait Point, while also offering guests majestic views of Endicott Arm and Dawes Glacier or Glacier Bay.RCI announces US comeback Travelers can once again mark their calendars and set their sights on a summer full of long-awaited cruise vacations. Building on the excitement of its upcoming return to Alaska, Royal Caribbean International has announced that six of its award-winning ships will begin sailing from major U.S. cruise ports in Florida and Texas in July and August. The cruise line's comeback will kick off on July 2 in Miami, the cruise capital of the world, with Freedom of the Seas* embarking on a special Fourth of July weekend sailing to Perfect Day at CocoCay. By the end of August, 12 Royal Caribbean ships will be cruising once again across The Bahamas, Caribbean, Alaska and Europe.On the heels of the first cruise in Royal Caribbean's highly anticipated return to the U.S. will be the debut of the brand-new Odyssey of the Seas* on July 3. The game-changing ship will set sail from Fort Lauderdale on new 6- and 8-night Caribbean cruises, to soon be followed by Allure, Symphony, Independence* and Mariner of the Seas. In the coming weeks, the cruise line will announce its plans to reintroduce its full fleet around the globe by year's end.Royal Caribbean's full summer lineup:Freedom of the Seas* – 3- and 4-night Bahamas and Perfect Day at CocoCay sailings from Miami, starting July 2Odyssey of the Seas* – 6- and 8-night Southern and Western Caribbean cruises from Fort Lauderdale, starting July 3Serenade of the Seas – 7-night Alaska sailings from Seattle, starting July 19Allure of the Seas – 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries from Port Canaveral, starting Aug. 8Ovation of the Seas – 7-night Alaska itineraries from Seattle, starting Aug. 13  Symphony of the Seas – 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean sailings from Miami, starting Aug. 14Independence of the Seas* – 7-night Western Caribbean sailings from Galveston, Texas, starting Aug. 15Mariner of the Seas – 3- and 4-night Bahamas and Perfect Day at CocoCay sailings from Port Canaveral, starting Aug. 23The expanded summer line up will go beyond the U.S. to include international ports across the Atlantic, like Barcelona and Rome, when Harmony of the Seas returns to Europe. Starting Aug. 15, the Oasis Class ship will set sail on 7-night itineraries to the Western Mediterranean and visit iconic destinations like Palma de Mallorca, Spain and Provence, France.The new U.S and Europe cruises extend Royal Caribbean's previously announced plans to return to sailing, which include Adventure of the Seas departing from The Bahamas on June 12 as well as Anthem of the Seas sailing out of the U.K. and Jewel of the Seas from Cyprus in July.Saga Cruises' ship ‘Spirit of Discovery' in countdown to launch its first round Britain cruiseWith just three weeks this Sunday until Saga Cruises returns to the ocean on Spirit of Discovery, the ship is a hive of activity as it prepares to relaunch.Spirit of Discovery was initially launched on July 10, 2019 so had only recently taken to the waves when Covid-19 locked down the country. Her first sailing as restrictions lift will see her depart Tilbury on Sunday June 27 on a six-night Scottish Highlands and Islands cruise. It will then go on to complete two, six-night itineraries from the Northern Isles to the Fjords* on July 3 and 25 respectively, and in between will take in a Great British Isles Adventure cruise from July 11 for 14 nights.When she is at full capacity, Spirit of Discovery will accommodate 999 guests across 554 cabins, although this number is being capped further for these initial cruises to observe Covid protocols.At this stage, the 540-strong crew are joining the ship over the coming days ahead. Many are returning crew members so regular guests will recognise friendly faces.Once on-board the crew will re-familiarise themselves with the ship and their roles as well as go through extensive Covid-protocol training ahead of any guests arriving on board. The ship will also undertake a number of sea trials, which enable the crew to practice and refine key elements like breakfast, lunch and dinner service, theatrical performances, the daily cleaning routine, and restocking at ports. And they'll need to be well practised, as it takes nearly five days to load the ship with all the supplies needed for her first cruise around the British Isles. During a normal port of call, restocking of the ship takes around 10 hours as food, drink and supplies are brought on board.While she was in dock over the past year, the maintenance crew also took time to invest in further improvements including the installation of handwashing stations at the entrance to all the restaurants.Princess Expands Medallion capabilities Princess is introducing a new on-demand service that allows guests to call a crew member to their exact location to make an in-person request for assistanceCrewCallTM service on demand is available on stateroom TVs as well as the MedallionClass app and leverages the innovative OceanMedallion wearable to guide a crew member to a guest's exact location to be of service to the guest.The new capability is yet another example of how Princess is leveraging MedallionClass technology to increase high-touch and personalized service versus replacing it.The corresponding CrewCall Chat feature lets guests text their specific question or request using a smart device to be answered or actioned virtually by crew.Cruise Ferry Accommodation for 1,000 Police Officers and Staff During G7 Summit in Cornwall, UKMS Silja Europa, to serve as housing for 1,000 of the estimated 6,500 police officers tasked with providing security for the high-profile leaders attending the 2021 G7 Summit scheduled for June 11-13 in Carbis Bay, Cornwall, England.This is the first in person meeting of the G7 in two years and is the largest police operation in England this year. Cornwall is a small coastal County known for its natural beauty.The 60,000-gross ton Silja Europa, which is operated by Estonia-based Tallink Grupp, will reposition from Estonia in advance of the summit to be docked in Falmouth. For ten days, the ship, one of the largest and most popular passenger ferries sailing the Baltic region, will serve as a floating hotel and meeting space for the policing operation.Ethical Cruise T-Shirts Now available branded podcast t-shirts, cruise-tees and Christmas gifts or design your own in the studio. 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In episode 55 of The Big Cruise Podcast, Chris celebrates the rising from the ashes of Pacific Dawn as she re prepares to relaunch as Ambiance for new cruise line Ambassador Cruises and in Maritime History reminds us of other ships previously earmarked for recycling rescued at the 11th hour. Of course, we round out the show with the latest cruise news of the week. This podcast is only possible thanks to our supporters, simply buying a coffee keeps us on air. It is just like shouting your mate a coffee, and we consider our listeners close mates.  https://bit.ly/2T2FYGXMARITIME HISTORYShips destined for the recycle yard rescued at the last moment including Pacific Dawn this week acquired by Ambassador Cruises.  CRUISE NEWSCLIA – Ready, Set, Sail CampaignSupport the return of local cruising in Australia. CLIA is calling on the Australian government to finalise a phased and carefully controlled resumption of domestic cruising.Click now! TAKE ACTION https://bit.ly/3eQoXMaSea trial completed for hospital ship Global Mercy – Mercy Ships Stena RoRo is leading the project for the construction of the Global Mercy™, the world's largest civilian hospital ship. After several years of construction at the Tianjin Xingang shipyard in northern China, the final test, the official sea trial, has now been completed with good results. The shipyard will present the ship for delivery this summer and the vessel will then sail to Antwerp in Belgium on its maiden voyage, where some members of the crew will board and the medical equipment supplemented. This will be followed by a visit to Rotterdam, and after this the Global Mercy™ will be ready for its first important mission in West Africa.Stena RoRo is building the Global Mercy on behalf of the international charity organization Mercy Ships, which provides free life-changing healthcare to people in some of the world's poorest countries. The project began in 2013 and Stena RoRo is responsible for design, contracting and execution. The construction project is unique in its kind and places major and specific demands on both design and layout, dependent on the special needs that hospital operations entail. On board are operating theatres and hospital wards, and everything needed for both patients and those working on board, including schools and preschools for the children of the volunteers. Sea trialThe sea trial, which the Global Mercy has just completed, means that the ship's systems and functions – such as engine performance and fuel consumption, navigation and radio equipment, maneuverability and safety systems – are tested for several days at sea.The Global Mercy will have six operating theatres, 200 hospital beds, a laboratory, a patient clinic and an eye and dental clinic. In total, she will be able to accommodate 950 people, of which 641 are crew.This summer the Global Mercy will be delivered from the shipyard. The maiden voyage will be to Antwerp in Belgium where some members of the crew will board and the last medical equipment installed, which will take a few months. After that, there will be two weeks in Rotterdam in the Netherlands, where festivities will be held in presenting the ship to sponsors, potential volunteers and other interested parties.Big difference for many peopleThe first mission will be during 2022, when the Global Mercy is expected to call at Dakar in Senegal. There will then be more than six hundred volunteers aboard from all over the world and from a variety of professional categories, who will make it all possible through their contributions of skills and time.More than 93 percent of the population in sub-Saharan Africa do not have access to safe surgical care *. The already very fragile medical care systems are at risk of being further degraded by the corona pandemic, and the need for basic but vital care is greater than ever in many poor countries. The Global Mercy will make a big difference for many people in southern and western Africa.Mercy Ships: https://bit.ly/33JfiAmCarnival Cruise Line Provides Update on Possible Restart Plan from Select U.S. HomeportCarnival Cruise Line today notified its guests and travel advisor partners of cancellations for additional sailings as it works toward plans for a possible July restart in the U.S. on select ships.Carnival hopes to begin operating sailings on three ships from Florida and Texas, including Carnival Vista and Carnival Breeze from Galveston, and Carnival Horizon from Miami.  Further, if Carnival can find a solution to allow cruise ships to visit Alaska, Carnival Miracle will assume some of Carnival Freedom's departures from Seattle. Given that there is still some uncertainty in our ability to operate these cruises, guests booked on those sailings who wish to make alternate summer vacation plans may cancel without penalty by May 31, 2021 and receive a full refund.The company is cancelling sailings on all other ships through July 30, 2021.  Guests whose cruises are cancelled are eligible for a future cruise credit (FCC) and onboard credit (OBC) or a full refund.Dream Cruises rolls out COVID vaccination for over 700 crew on Explorer Dream in Taiwan The first cruise ship to resume sailing in Asia in the post-pandemic era, Dream Cruises' Explorer Dream has been operating in Taiwan since July 2020, with over 80 successful voyages of “Discover Taiwan” and Island-Hopping cruises completed to date. Travel enthusiasts of Taiwan have since been introduced to the well-received concept of Super Seacation, where staycations at sea are redefined with immersive programs such as the Around the World and Bohemian Voyage theme cruises.With the one-year anniversary of Explorer Dream's resumption approaching, Dream Cruises continues to lead the way to a new norm of safe cruising as it announced today that all crew members of Explorer Dream and office staff in the Taiwan office will be eligible to receive the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, making Dream Cruises the first cruise company to implement such a comprehensive vaccination program in AsiaMSC reimagines dining oboard MSC SeashoreMSC Cruises has announced further details of the new dining experience on board the Company's upcoming flagship, MSC Seashore, set to come into service on 31 July, 2021. With 18 bars and lounges, including 12 indoor and six outdoor venues, five specialty restaurants and four main dining restaurants – a gastronomic adventure with globally inspired menus awaits guests. Whether guests prefer, casual or more formal dining, looking for a steakhouse, fresh seafood, Mediterranean cuisine or sushi, each restaurant and bar experience will please even the most discerning palates.REDESIGNED CHEF'S COURT FULL OF INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANTSMSC Seashore will also introduce a new location for the Chef's Court, where guests will find the five specialty restaurants, in their new location on Deck 8 making this a real go-to destination for eating and drinking.With new and returning favourites, each venue serves up its own mouth-watering menu of international flavours, offering unforgettable gourmet adventures in elegant surroundings. MSC Cruises' signature steakhouse, Butcher's Cut, will offer alfresco dining on the iconic waterfront promenade.The five specialty restaurants include:HOLA! Tacos & Cantina – For the first time on board the Seaside generation and for only the second time in the fleet, MSC Seashore will feature the Latin American and Mexican-inspired, family style restaurant, where guests can enjoy a number of street food specialties and choose from an extensive list of tequilas and mescals, all combined in a fun, interactive setting.Butcher's Cut with NEW alfresco dining area This iconic American-style steak house serves select Linz heritage angus beef, paired with their favourite New World wines or cocktails. The new alfresco dining area allows guests the full MSC Seashore experience, with fresh air and sea views.Kaito Sushi Bar with NEW conveyor belt – For the first time in the fleet, the hugely popular Kaito sushi bar will include a conveyor belt for guests to select at will among the freshest sushi, sashimi, tempura and more! This popular venue offers deliciously authentic Asian cuisine prepared in front of guests with only the highest quality ingredients.Kaito Teppanyaki – An interactive and engaging experience, guests will delight in the tastes and spectacle of this venue, with eight grills, and increased seating to accommodate further guests into this enjoyable dining experience. The expert chefs cook with flair on an open grill: a feast for the senses that sees flames and the finest sizzling ingredients coming together to form delicious dishes. This will be the largest teppanyaki restaurant on any MSC Cruises ship.Ocean Cay – This signature seafood restaurant will serve a mouth-watering menu of fine fish dishes and other recipes, made with the freshest ingredients and complemented by a wonderful wine list: these are the magic ingredients of this luxury fish restaurant.AIDA Cruises Celebrates Opening of Europe's Largest Shore Power Plant in GermanyAIDA Cruises, a part of Carnival Corporation, announced that Europe's largest shore power plant was officially inaugurated with one of its ships, AIDAsol, in the presence of Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Peter Altmaier, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania's Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig and AIDA Cruises President Felix Eichhorn during the 12th German National Maritime Conference.Establishing a shore power supply for cruise ships in Rostock-Warnemünde, Germany, is the result of a joint agreement between AIDA Cruises, the state government of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the Hanseatic and University City of Rostock and Rostock Port signed in September 2018.The shore power plant, which was completed in summer 2020, is currently the largest in Europe. With an output of up to 20 megavolt amperes (MVA), two cruise ships can be supplied with electricity at the same time in Warnemünde at berths P7 and P8. In regular passenger operation AIDAsol needs up to 4.5 megawatts per hour (MWh) of electricity.The use of shore power to supply ships with energy is a decisive step for AIDA Cruises to reduce local emissions to zero during berthing over time, as a cruise ship typically stays in port around 40% of its operating time.Holland America Line's New Rotterdam Successfully Sails Through Sea Trials in ItalyIt was smooth seas and fair winds for Holland America Line's newest ship, Rotterdam, which returned in the evening of May 6 to Fincantieri's Marghera (Venice) shipyard in Italy, after successfully completing two sets of sea trials off the country's Adriatic coast.Rotterdam left Marghera April 25 and performed the preliminary sea trials over two days before going into dry dock at Fincantieri's Trieste shipyard where standard pre-delivery hull maintenance and painting were performed. The ship started its official sea trials on May 3, returning to Marghera May 6, where the final steps in the construction process will be completed. Rotterdam is scheduled for delivery July 30.About RotterdamThe third vessel in the Pinnacle Class series, Rotterdam will carry 2,668 guests and feature highly successful amenities and innovations introduced with her sister ships, including the 270-degree surround-screen World Stage, Rudi's Sel de Mer restaurant and the popular Grand Dutch Café. Delivering the best entertainment at sea, Rotterdam celebrates live music with an exclusive collection of world-class performances each night.Throughout the ship, Rotterdam will showcase Holland America Line hallmarks that drive one of the highest guest repeat rates in the industry: exquisite cuisine guided by eight of the world's leading chefs; gracious, award-winning service; and superbly appointed staterooms and suites, including family and single accommodations.Rotterdam is the seventh ship to bear the name for Holland America Line and the 17th ship constructed for the brand by Italian shipyard Fincantieri.Crystal River Cruises announce 2023 deploymentCrystal River Cruises announces the full 2023 deployment of its award-winning fleet, featuring 190 individual voyages exploring the majestic Danube, Rhine, and Moselle rivers along with the charming waterways of the Netherlands and Belgium. The 2023 season offers travelers a greater variety of sailing length options than ever before, with new shorter five-night escapes as well as longer 14- to 17-night combination voyages that pair classic itineraries for immersive journeys. The line's perennially popular seven-night cruises return offering travelers 150 cruise options including the best-loved Danube and Rhine itineraries, as well as sailings featuring springtime among the tulips, and the treasures of Southeast Europe. A collection of 10-night journeys of the Rhine and Moselle river valleys, cruises to Europe's festive Christmas markets, and special holiday sailings featuring New Year's Eve celebrations in Vienna, Budapest and Amsterdam, round out a wealth of choices to experience Europe's number one river cruise line. Reservations open May 18, 2021.Crystal River Cruises' elegant fleet offers guests an intimate experience befitting the World's Most Luxurious River Cruise Line aboard four all-suite, all-butler, all-balcony Rhine Class ships – Crystal Bach, Crystal Debussy, Crystal Mahler and Crystal Ravel, as well as the timeless grandeur and elegance of Crystal Mozart, the most spacious river ship sailing the Danube.Together, the Crystal River Cruises fleet comprises the most spacious and luxurious ships sailing Europe's rivers with generously sized guest suites, expansive social spaces, open-air Vista Decks and the highest crew to guest ratio at 1 to 1.55. Crystal Mozart sets the standard for space and is the only river ship to feature a wrap-around Promenade Deck, the largest onboard spa, two onboard fitness centers, four restaurants and four lounges.Crystal's four Rhine Class ships accommodate just 106 guests with an intentional focus on maximizing personal and public spaces throughout their 135-meter hulls (a size typically designed to accommodate twice the number of guests). The ships are the industry's first and only all-balcony, all-suite, butler-serviced vessels in Europe, with every category of accommodation positioned above the waterline. All suites feature Panoramic Balcony-Windows™ and walk-in closets and dual vanity bathrooms are featured in most categories.Reservations open 18 May 2021OceaniaNEXT elevated Dining across the fleet Oceania Cruises, the world's leading culinary- and destination-focused cruise line, has announced the first in a series of inspired new product enhancements rolling out across its luxury fleet as part of its OceaniaNEXT program. With elevated dining experiences and service levels for guests, the Oceania Cruises experience will be better than ever from the first sailing on board Marina when the line resumes operations in August. OceaniaNEXT enhancements will debut aboard Regatta, Insignia, Nautica, Riviera, and Sirena as each vessel returns to sailing.During the pause in sailing, the Oceania Cruises team has continued to invest in creative ways to evolve the onboard experience and to inspire its guests with a sweeping array of dramatic enhancements to the brand's already renowned Finest Cuisine at Sea® and acclaimed service. Whether guests are in the mood for an elaborate dinner at Toscana, or prefer to indulge in the line's exclusive Dom Pérignon Experience, or crave the casual comfort of tacos or fresh poke bowls, every meal on board is given the same thought, care and creativity to ensure it is as mouth-watering as it is memorable. This is just the first of many inspirational new OceaniaNEXT enhancements to be revealed over the coming monthsThe Grand Dining Room Boasts New Entrées, Main Courses & Diverse Sunday BrunchIn The Grand Dining Room, more than two dozen inventive new dishes have made their way onto the dinner menu. New entrées include caramelised duck foie gras accompanied by apricot infused with Loire Valley wine, and mozzarella fior di latte panna cotta with aubergines stiletto and fried focaccia. Meanwhile, main courses range from the deliciously tantalising French monkfish with saffron-tomato-cognac-cream sauce and wild rice, to the hearty veal piccata with sweet and sour lemon sauce, glazed pearl onions and Parisian potatoes.Other highlights from the updated menu include:Porcini mushroom risottoCrispy Mediterranean vegetable tart with balsamic onion compoteBraised black cod, seafood emulsion, stuffed calamari and green pea puréeGrilled prime rib with bone marrow and rustic vegetable casseroleCarnaroli truffled risotto with smoked ricottaFlorida lobster tail with Rémy Martin cognac sauce and rice pilafSunday Brunch is an elegant yet relaxed affair in The Grand Dining Room, and the new menu has been thoughtfully crafted to include a more diverse selection of international dishes as well as a wider range of healthy options. Highlights include a new Asian Noodle Bar, a gourmet Taco Corner, a prepared-to-order Pasta Station, a healthy Smoothie Bar and a Salad Bar with an extensive selection of starches, proteins, greens and raw and cooked vegetables for guests to create their own custom salad combination.Toscana Dinner Menu Features 21 New DishesRefined and romantic with a uniquely modern Italian flair, Toscana specialises in the rich and rustic regional flavours for which Italy is famous. Presented on elegant, custom-designed Versace china, masterfully prepared dishes exemplify the essence of Tuscany and celebrate Italy's culinary passion. As part of OceaniaNEXT, the line has reimagined Toscana's menu with 21 delectable new dishes including:Sformatino di Peperoni – roasted bell pepper flan, creamy Parmesan sauceZuppa Fagioli – white bean soup with sausage and pastaTagliolini Carbonara – tagliolini, pancetta, egg yolk-Parmesan sauceAgnello Arrosto – stuffed roasted lamb loin with spicy soppressata sausageIl Tiramisú ai Frutti di Bosco – red berry tiramisú with mascarpone creamTortino di Cioccolata – molten chocolate fondant with Sicilian blood orange sauceGreater Choice and Diversity in The Terrace Café and Waves GrillThe ever-popular Terrace Café has also expanded its lunch offering to include locally sourced fish, sausages and marinated meats, including regional specialties from the ports and destinations visited. For more laidback fare, Waves Grill has added a fresh, prepared-to-order poke bowl station inspired by flavours from around the world including Japan, India, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, the Mediterranean, North Africa, France, the United States, and Mexico.New Evening Canapé Choices and Elevated Service LevelsCanapés served in the lounges and bars after a day of exploring are a much-loved tradition on board Oceania Cruises. The experience now features a wider variety of selections, echoing the gourmet inspiration of the new dishes offered in The Grand Dining Room. The selections will also be presented individually to each table as part of the line's enhanced health and safety measures. Guests in Penthouse, Oceania, Vista, and Owner's Suites may choose from a canapé selection now including the addition of plant-based California rolls, a Mezze Platter and a Taco Trilogy.Norwegian Cruise Line Unveils Much-Anticipated Norwegian PrimaFirst of Six Vessels in New Groundbreaking Class Officially Opens for Sale with Sensational Itineraries Sailing Northern Europe, The UK, The Caribbean and BermudaIndustry's Most Spacious New Cruise Ship Offering the Most Outdoor Deck Space and the Most Expansive Accommodation of Any New Build –Cutting-Edge Ship Launches Multiple NCL Firsts with Indulge Food Hall, Infinity Beach, Oceanwalk and The ConcourseNorwegian Cruise Line (NCL), the innovator in global cruise travel with a 54-year history of breaking boundaries, has opened for sale the first of six ships within its highly anticipated next class of vessels, Prima Class, the Brand's first new class of ships in nearly 10 years.With voyages beginning in the northern hemisphere summer of 2022, Norwegian Prima, the first of the six ships, will be 294.1 metres long, 142,500 gross tons and able to accommodate 3,215 guests at double occupancy. The vessel will be a game-changer for NCL, offering guests exciting itineraries, more wide-open spaces, thoughtful and stunning design, a variety of new experiences as well as NCL's exceptional service.The show-stopping vessel built in Marghera, Italy by Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri features striking hull artwork designed by Italian graffiti artist Manuel Di Rita, known commonly as “Peeta.” For the first time on any NCL vessel, the captivating hull art extends to the forward superstructure of the ship. World-class architects that helped design Norwegian Prima include Italian designer Piero Lissoni and powerhouse architectural firms Rockwell Group, SMC Design, Tillberg Design of Sweden, YSA DESIGN and Miami-based Studio Dado who conceptualised and composed the aesthetic of various restaurants, staterooms and public areas on board.“The name ‘Prima,' which means “first” in Italian, is a natural fit that ties into our legacy of firsts in the industry and a fitting tribute to our new Italian shipbuilding partners at Fincantieri,” added SommerWide-Open Spaces and Elevated Experiences That Go Beyond ExpectationNorwegian Prima will offer the highest staffing levels and space ratio of any new cruise ship in the contemporary and premium cruise category, delivering an unrivalled guest experience. She will offer the largest variety of suite categories available at sea with 13 suite categories as well as the largest three-bedroom suites of any new cruise ship and the Brand's largest-ever inside, oceanview and balcony staterooms, including the Brand's largest-ever bathrooms and showers for standard stateroom categories. Norwegian Prima will also offer the most outdoor deck space of any new cruise ship including more total pool deck space than any other ship in NCL's fleet as well as multiple infinity pools and vast outdoor walkways allowing guests to take in the sea, the ocean breeze and a variety of elevated experiences.The Elevated Haven By NorwegianTo provide guests with an unrivalled experience in luxury cruising, The Haven by Norwegian on Norwegian Prima has been elevated to offer the Brand's most exclusive and centralised suite complex. Spanning eight decks of suites and public areas, the ultra-premium keycard only access ship-within-a-ship concept provides guests with private amenities, dedicated services and the most luxurious accommodation on board. For the first time, the Cruise Line relocated all 107 Haven suites to the aft (the rear of the ship) within close proximity of private elevators exclusively reserved for Haven guests. These elevators rise directly into The Haven public areas on decks 16 and 17. NCL evolved The Haven's design to be more open to the sea than ever before. For the first time, every public area in The Haven offers stunning sea and destination views. The Haven Courtyard on Norwegian Prima has been transformed into an expansive Haven Sundeck, boasting a stunning new infinity pool overlooking the ship's wake and a new outdoor spa with a glass-walled sauna and cold room.Pushing the boundaries of exclusive design within the reimagined exclusive space, all public areas and suites in The Haven have been designed by Piero Lissoni, one of Italy's preeminent designers. Lissoni provided an elegant and sophisticated design to The Haven Sundeck, The Haven Restaurant, The Haven Lounge & Bar and the Outdoor Spa: Sauna and Cold Room.Outdoor Living on Ocean BoulevardFurthering the elevated experience that places guests first and understanding the important connection they have with the outdoors and proximity to the sea, NCL reimagined its industry pioneering The Waterfront by doubling the space and adding a greater variety of experiences and dining options than ever before by introducing Ocean Boulevard.Located on deck eight, Ocean Boulevard at 4,087.7 square metres long, wraps around the entire deck, allowing guests to walk around the entire ship and experience amazing ocean views while having the choice to partake in numerous exceptional outdoor activities.Global Cuisine with Indulge Food HallAs part of the multifaceted experiences offered on Ocean Boulevard, NCL introduced the Brand's first-ever upscale open-air marketplace with Indulge Food Hall. Created to elevate the guest-sensory experience on Norwegian Prima, Indulge Food Hall offers visitors diverse menu items from a variety of culinary venues as well as a mix of indoor and outdoor seating.NCL's first-ever food hall was thoughtfully designed, offering various cuisines and showcasing captivating colours and smells with 11 venues including returning guest culinary favourites Coco's, serving artisan sweet treats; Q Texas Smokehouse, boasting delicious American Southern comfort food and barbecue; and Starbucks. Indulge will unveil first-ever dining venues including Seaside Rotisserie, offering a wide array of rotisserie-cooked dishes; Nudls, an emporium serving noodle dishes from around the world, from Italian to Thai cuisines; Tamara, preparing classic Indian dishes and multiple vegetarian food options; The Latin Quarter, serving classic Latin food with a twist; Tapas Food Truck, cooking elevated Spanish-inspired street food; Garden Kitchen, where guests can order customised salads with more than two dozen ingredients to choose from; Just Desserts, featuring classic dessert items such as pies and cakes and Just Ice Cream serving all guest favourite ice cream flavours and over-the-top decadent creations.Hybrid Dining on Ocean BoulevardAdding to the culinary offerings available on Norwegian Prima's Ocean Boulevard, the site will host three additional dining venues offering both indoor and outdoor seating including Onda By Scarpetta, Los Lobos and The Local Bar & Grill. Onda by Scarpetta, which debuted on Norwegian Encore in 2019 and  also available on Norwegian Spirit, will showcase the rich and bold flavours for which the modern Italian land-based, award-winning Scarpetta restaurants are recognised. The venue, designed by esteemed design firm Studio Dado, features an elegant atmosphere, modern design and expansive indoor and outdoor ocean views. Los Lobos, the Brand's premium Mexican restaurant, returns on Norwegian Prima to boast traditional Mexican flavours with modern flair set in a contemporary atmosphere also designed by Studio Dado. The revamped Local Bar & Grill set in an upscale beach club atmosphere will showcase live music where guests can relax and enjoy cocktails and classic Americana cuisine.A Day on Ocean Boulevard: The Concourse, Infinity Beach, Oceanwalk and La TerrazaCreated to be a destination in and of itself within Norwegian Prima and furthering the day-to-day elevated guest experiences available on Ocean Boulevard, the Company unveiled additional “firsts” for the Brand including The Concourse, an outdoor sculpture garden features an art wall designed by famed artist David Harber and six installations designed by Alexander Krivosheiw featuring immersive art inspired by ancient mythology and contemporary abstract forms. The seven sculptures, valued at over US$2 million, offer stunning effects that change as the sun sets, making them perfect for photos and social media posts. Guests can also relax at Infinity Beach featuring two infinity pools, one located on each side of the ship and close to the ocean surface, which is an industry-design first that allows pool-goers to take in the vastness of the ocean while soaking in the open air. The two Oceanwalk glass bridges, also new to the Brand, will provide guests with photographic, breathtaking views that will make them feel as if they are walking on air over the water. La Terraza, an open-air lounge, features a quaint retreat for visitors to catch stellar forward-facing sea views. Bucket-List Itineraries on the Industry's Newest ShipNorthern Hemisphere Summer 2022: Northern Europe and The UKFollowing a string of inaugural cruises and beginning August 2022, Norwegian Prima will be the newest ship embarking in Northern Europe. From 17 Aug to 13 Sept 2022, she will sail a series of eight-day voyages from Amsterdam, Netherlands, and Copenhagen, Denmark, offering guests the opportunity to explore the continent's Northern Europe, Norwegian Fjords and Baltic regions.Northern Hemisphere Autumn/Winter 2022: Bermuda and The CaribbeanOn 23 Sept, Norwegian Prima will depart Southampton, England, on a 12-day transatlantic voyage visiting Lerwick, Scotland with an overnight in Reykjavik, Iceland, before arriving in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and ending her journey in New York to commence a five-day roundtrip itinerary on 10 Oct to Bermuda, where she will make her debut as the newest ship sailing the northern hemisphere autumn and winter season. On 15 Oct, she will depart from New York on a 12-day open-jaw immersive Caribbean itinerary where she will be the newest ship in the region and for the first time ever for NCL, the vessel will visit Galveston, TX. She will have calls to Willemstad, Curacao; Kralendijk, Bonaire; Oranjestad, Aruba, with all visits featuring between nine and 10 in-port hours. On 31 Oct, Norwegian Prima will kickstart her Caribbean season departing from Galveston, TX, to Miami on an 11-day itinerary with visits to Willemstad, Curacao; Kralendijk, Bonaire, and the Company's recently enhanced private island Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas. From 19 Nov to 3 Dec, Norwegian Prima will sail from Miami offering three, seven-day Western Caribbean cruises visiting Harvest Caye, the Company's private resort destination in Belize, in addition to other notable ports including Cozumel, Mexico, and Roatan Island, Honduras.Northern Hemisphere Autumn/Winter 2022-2023: Western Caribbean Voyages Homeporting from Orlando, Fla. (Port Canaveral) From 11 Dec, 2022, to 19 March, 2023, Norwegian Prima will homeport in Orlando, Fla. (Port Canaveral), sailing 15 roundtrip Western Caribbean voyages featuring five, seven, and nine-day port-rich itineraries visiting notable destinations, including Cozumel, Mexico; Ocho Rios, Jamaica; Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, and NCL's private island, Great Stirrup Cay, in the Bahamas.Northern Hemisphere Spring 2023: BermudaStarting 28 March to 7 May, Norwegian Prima will sail a mini-season of five and mostly seven-day roundtrip Bermuda voyages from New York. She will call at Norfolk, Virginia – the gateway to Virginia Beach and the historic area of Colonial Williamsburg. The vessel will also sail to the Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda, where itineraries include one or two overnight stays at the Royal Naval Dockyard to allow flexibility for guests to explore its shops, restaurants and pristine beaches on their own time.Northern Hemisphere Spring and Summer 2023: Northern EuropeOn 14 May, Norwegian Prima heads back to Iceland and Northern Europe, departing on an 11-day transatlantic journey from New York City to Reykjavik, Iceland, visiting Halifax and Sydney, Nova Scotia, before making calls to several immersive Icelandic ports, including Akureyri, which resides on the longest fjord in Iceland and Isafjordur, where guests can take in Icelandic Viking history and unspoiled natural marvels. The voyage culminates in Reykjavik with an overnight stay, where guests can partake in the cosmopolitan experiences of Iceland's capital and largest city featuring contemporary art, a growing culinary scene and thriving music culture while also maintaining a connection to the great outdoors with geothermal springs and whale watching activities. Norwegian PrimaNorwegian Prima AftNorwegian Prima - Indulge Food Hall Aft Norwegian Prima Ocean BoulevardNorwegian Prima Haven Sun DeckNorwegian Prima Fire PitNorwegian Prima StarbucksNorwegian Prima Picture Window CabinNorwegian Prima Onda by ScarpettaNorwegian Prima The ConcourseEthical Cruise T-Shirts Now available branded podcast t-shirts, cruise-tees and Christmas gifts or design your own in the studio. 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