Carnival Announces 2013 Boston Sailings to Canada - Leisure Group Travel

Carnival Announces 2013 Boston Sailings to Canada Leisure Group Travel With less than five weeks until the startup of Carnival Cruise Lines' first extended schedule from Boston aboard the Carnival Glory, the cruise line and Cruiseport Boston have announced that the ship will return to the refurbished Black Falcon Cruise ... and more »

Carnival Glory headed back to Boston in 2013 - Travel Weeekly

Carnival Glory headed back to Boston in 2013 Travel Weeekly By Donna Tunney The Carnival Glory will return to Boston in summer 2013 to operate a series of Atlantic Canada cruises. This year, the 2974-passenger ship is sailing four- and five-day cruises from Boston between June 10 and July 26.

Carnival court girls will be the crowning glory - Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph

Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph

Carnival court girls will be the crowning glory Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph FOUR girls cannot wait to represent their town after they were selected as a carnival court. Judges chose Carlie Cope, 18, as Kettering Carnival Queen at the town's Conservative Club on Saturday. Lauren Mehmet, 14, will be senior princess, ...

Line Debuts 100% Commissionable Fares - Travel Market Report

Line Debuts 100% Commissionable Fares Travel Market Report Carnival Cruise Lines will return to Boston in 2013 with four- to seven-day Canada cruises aboard the Carnival Glory. Options will include a four-day cruise to Saint John, New Brunswick; five-day voyages to Saint John and Halifax; and seven-day cruises ... and more »

Gai chasing more glory via feature races at Hawkesbury, Wagga Wagga and ... - The Daily Telegraph

Gai chasing more glory via feature races at Hawkesbury, Wagga Wagga and ... The Daily Telegraph GAI Waterhouse, fresh from dominating the Sydney autumn carnival, has already shifted her focus far and wide, targeting feature races at Hawkesbury, Wagga Wagga and Morphettville this week. "I learnt a long time ago that in racing you can't stand still ... and more »