MSC Splendida, the second in MSC Cruises’ luxurious “Fantasia” class of cruise ships and the newest addition to the most modern fleet in the industry, was christened in Barcelona yesterday. This latest ship brings the MSC Cruises’ fleet total to 10 ships.

The event featured a Flamenco performance by Joaquín Cortés and a spectacular display of castells, the Catalan tradition of human towers, in addition to a special concert by world famous tenor José Carreras. Performing in his hometown, the maestro was accompanied by the 60 musicians of the Orquestra Simfònica del Vallès.

The celebration was complete with a traditional ribbon cutting by the godmother of the MSC Cruises fleet, Italian icon Sophia Loren, and a spectacular fireworks display culminated the christening ceremony.

MSC Splendida – at 137,936 gross registered tons and 1,092 feet long, 124 feet wide and 219 feet tall – ranks in the top tier of Post-Panamax megaships in the world’s cruise fleet and, with a top cruising speed of 23 knots, is capable of sailing extensive itineraries to offer her guests truly outstanding experiences.

As on the MSC Fantasia, MSC Splendida features an Aqua Park main pool with 150 fountains and water jets, and North Pole-themed children’s play center. MSC Splendida’s unique amenities include two mini-bowling alleys in her high-tech Sports Bar and the signature L’Olivo restaurant, serving exciting Mediterranean cuisine from couscous to paella.

She offers 1,637 staterooms (43 accommodate special needs guests) with 80 percent of them, including the ship’s 107 suites, providing an ocean view. The staterooms range from 193 to 571 square feet.

MSC Splendida features the company’s newest private club concept, MSC Yacht Club.  Designed for discriminating vacationers and originally introduced on MSC Fantasia, MSC Yacht Club offers an exclusive six-star experience at sea unique to MSC Cruises. The 99 suites and luxurious private facilities in the club area allow guests to enjoy the comfort and convenience of a personal Butler trained to the rigorous standards of the International Butler Academy, 24-hour concierge service, private pool and bar, exclusive retail services, and complimentary beverages. Selections include quality Italian wines from the MSC Cruises wine cellar, beer and cocktails at the exclusive MSC Yacht Club lounge.

The MSC Yacht Club also features private elevator access to the Aurea Spa and a staircase sparkling with Swarovski crystals.

Highlights of MSC Splendida’s many features include:

§ 290,000 square feet of public space, including an expansive theater; the 18,300 square foot “Aurea Spa” well-being center; four restaurants, including a speciality Mexican restaurant (Santa Fe) a restaurant with a panoramic view (Villa Verde) and a restaurant serving specialty Mediterranean cuisine (L’Olivo); wine bar, coffee bar, and several special theme bars, including a sports bar and Jazz bar; shops, casino, disco club, mini-bowling alleys, Formula 1 simulator and an interactive 4D cinema.
§ Four swimming pools, including one with a Magrodome (retractable roof). The 150 fountains in the Aqua Park illuminate at night to the rhythm of music.
§ North Pole children’s area – Thousands of square feet dedicated to the younger guests where trained staff will offer the Mini-Club, Junior Club and Teenager Club programs that are a hallmark of MSC Cruises’ family-friendly style as all kids 17 and younger sail free. A two-deck-high water slide that combines thrills and fun with breathtaking scenic views highlights this youth-oriented space. There will also be a fun area for Mini-Club, Junior Club, and Teenager Club guests.

Designed by De Joro Design Studio, MSC Splendida’s interiors complement these famous sites of history with exuberant modern and classically refined Italian designs featuring many natural and traditional materials.

Even before her christening, MSC Splendida achieved unique status as the first ship to earn the “Energy Efficient Design” award from Bureau Veritas. This worldwide recognition cites the ship’s use of best-practice standards throughout its design and onboard systems to conserve energy, according to the international rating agency.

MSC Splendida is also the second MSC Cruises ship to earn the Bureau Veritas Six Golden Pearls designation for compliance with the three highest international standards in the areas of environment (ISO 14001), health and safety (OHSAS 18001) and food safety (ISO 22000) and the additional notation for the vessel Cleanship 2 (waste; water; air), covering systems which limit emissions to the air and water and waste handling. MSC Fantasia, sister ship to the MSC Splendida, also received this coveted honor when it was introduced into the MSC Cruises fleet in December 2008.

Sailing the heart of the Mediterranean and the adjacent European Atlantic seaboard, MSC Splendida is set to embark on a series of inspiring itineraries to many of history’s most famous sites. Alexandria, Ashdod, Athens, Barcelona, Casablanca, Crete, Genoa, Madeira, Malta, Malaga, Naples, Olympia, Rhodes, Rome, Taormina, Tenerife, and Tunis are among the destinations.

Needless to say, Top Cruise Club is excited about the new addition to MSC Cruises.  For more information about MSC Cruises, visit www.TopCruiseClub.com or contact your Member Concierge toll free 888-392-5643.

TO ACT “NOW” TO GET THE BEST CRUISE FARES

On Tuesday, June 16, Norwegian Cruise Line launches its three-day NOW Sale for a limited time through June 19, 2009 offering unbelievable cruise deals and special booking offers for a range of popular cruise destinations including Alaska; Bermuda; Bahamas & Florida; Caribbean; Canada & New England; Mexican Riviera and South America. In addition to great cruise fares, Norwegian is offering up to $250 in on-board spending credit, fifty percent off cruise deposits and third through eighth guests from $99 per person.  Union members and those in the military are eligible to receive up to an additional ten percent savings on the cruise fare.

“With these incredible deals and additional offers, there’s never been a better time than right now to book a cruise vacation,” said Andy Stuart, Norwegian’s executive vice president, global sales and passenger services.  “We encourage our guests and travel partners to take advantage of this limited time sale as we’ve made taking a cruise an even better value by reducing the deposit, lowering fares for third through eighth guests and offering an on-board credit of up to $250.”

Norwegian’s NOW sale is offered on nine of its 11 Freestyle Cruising ships from three to 29-day sailings with departures from Miami, New York, Seattle, Vancouver, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Santiago, Chile. The deposit required at time of booking is now half off and depending on the length of the cruise ranges from just $25 to $200 per person (excluding suites and villas).  For cruises to Alaska, Caribbean, Bahamas & Florida and Canada & New England, third to eighth guests in the same stateroom are from $99 per person. For cruises to Bermuda and the Mexican Riviera, additional guests in the same stateroom are from $199 per person.

The on-board credit can be used to purchase anything from shore excursions and spa treatments; to specialty fitness classes like yoga and spinning; gifts in the duty free shop and can even be used in the casino.  The amount is based on the length of the cruise and the category of stateroom booked.  Guests who book sailings of up to five days in a Garden Villa receive $100 per stateroom in spending credit; $75 for suites; $50 for mini-suites; $40 for balcony staterooms; $20 for oceanview and $15 for inside staterooms.  For sailings of six days and longer, guests sailing in a Garden Villa receive $250 per stateroom in on-board spending credit; $150 for suites; $100 for mini-suites and deluxe balcony staterooms; $75 for balcony staterooms; $50 for oceanview and $25 for inside staterooms.

To book a sailing NOW, guests should contact their Member Concierge by calling 1-888-392-5643.

Known for its exceptional style and design, Celebrity Cruises is rolling out a series of new design schemes on Celebrity Millennium during a $10-million refresh this year, beginning during its scheduled drydock period this week.

Consistently ranked among the top 10 large ships in the world since its launch in 2000 – and so beloved by cruise enthusiasts that she’s been affectionately dubbed “Millie” in social networking venues – Celebrity Millennium will emerge May 22 from a 12-day drydock in Victoria, B.C., with new carpeting throughout the entire ship, and new upholstery embellishing every stylish stateroom, the Lido deck, the Celebrity Theatre, and the dramatic, sweeping main dining room.

All marble and stone floors and counter areas will be renewed with a gleaming finish, and all wood hand rails on the ship’s verandas and pool deck areas will be newly varnished.

Celebrity Millennium’s sun worshipers are likely to take notice of the work completed in exterior areas, too, as new bolidt – an alternative to traditional teak decking – is being installed across the pool deck, outdoor stage, dance floor and jogging track.

Every suite will be equipped with 32-inch LED flat-panel TVs, while every plush ConciergeClass stateroom will boast 26-inch versions of the high-tech product. Additionally, new drapes, bed skirts and bed throws in warm, natural hues will further enhance every suite and stateroom.

By October of this year, new upholstery also will adorn furnishings in the ship’s retail areas, the sweeping Grand Foyer, and every lounge, including Celebrity’s chic, signature Martini Bar, and all staterooms will boast 26-inch LED flat-panel TVs.

The newly-refreshed Celebrity Millennium embarks on this year’s Alaska season May 22, on a seven-night cruise roundtrip from Vancouver, B.C., prior to a series of seven-night Southbound Alaska sailings to and from Vancouver and Seward, Alaska, through September.

Travelers eager to experience the refreshed Celebrity Millennium have no better opportunity than now, with select staterooms on several Alaska sailings starting at $57 per person per day, when booked by May 31, through “The Celebrity Starring You Promise.”

Celebrity Millennium also presents the opportunity to delve deeper into Alaska’s breathtaking wilderness on unique Celebrity Cruisetour vacations. These in-depth packages pair a spectacular Celebrity cruise with a fully escorted pre- or post-cruise land-based experience, and offer unsurpassed values this spring and summer.

Celebrity Cruises offers comfortably sophisticated, upscale vacation experiences with highly personalized service, exceptional dining, and extraordinary attention to detail. Celebrity sails in Alaska, California, Canada/New England, the Caribbean, Europe, Galapagos Islands, Hawaii, the Pacific Coast, Panama Canal and South America. The line also offers unique cruisetour vacations in Alaska, Canada, Europe and South America. Noted for four of the top 10 “Top Cruise Ships in the World” in the large-ship category, as voted by the readers of Condé Nast Traveler (February 2009 readers’ poll), Celebrity’s fleet – including the new Celebrity Solstice – will be joined by Celebrity Equinox this year, Celebrity Eclipse in 2010, a fourth Solstice-class ship in 2011, and a fifth in 2012. For more information, contact your Member Concierge, dial 1-888-392-5643 or visit www.osotravel.com.

What kind of travel documents, visa or passport do I need?

The following regulations are currently in effect.

CRUISING – FOR U.S. AND CANADIAN CITIZENS:

Caribbean, Bahamas, Bermuda, Alaska, Mexican Riviera, Or Canada & New England Cruises

All cruise guests must provide key personal information in advance of sailing. Top Cruise Club has made it easy for you. Go to our Online Check-In form page and click on the logo for the cruise line that you are booked on. Then follow the instructions from there. You will need to know your booking information to get started and/or your past passenger numbers.

For sailings that end by May 31, 2009, you need a valid passport, proof of citizenship and a valid government-issued photo I.D. (driver’s license with a photo), or any other WHTI compliant document. Proof of Citizenship examples include: an original or state certified copy of a U.S. or Canadian birth certificate, an original certificate of U.S. naturalization, original certificate of U.S. citizenship, or a U.S. Consular report of your birth broad.

Hawaii Cruises

Inter-island Cruising. There’s no need for a passport when you sail on any inter-island Hawaiian cruise. So if your ship never sails beyond the islands of Hawaii, all you need is a government-issued photo I.D. or a valid driver’s license with a photo.

Note: If you miss your ship at its scheduled U.S. departure port and need to travel outside the U.S. to meet your ship, or should you unexpectedly need to depart the cruise ship from a foreign port prior to the end of sailing, a passport would be required to leave or re-enter the U.S. by air.

As of June 1st, 2009:

For sailings that depart from and return to the same U.S. port, you need a valid passport, proof of citizenship and a valid government-issued photo I.D. (driver’s license with a photo), or any other WHTI compliant document. Proof of Citizenship examples include: an original or state certified copy of a U.S. or Canadian birth certificate, certificate of U.S. naturalization, original certificate of U.S. citizenship, or a U.S. Consular report of your birth abroad.

For open-jaw sailings (cruises that depart from one U.S. port and return to a different U.S. port), you are required to carry a valid passport, U.S. passport card or Enhanced Drivers License, as well as have in your possession all relative visas that pertain to your travel itinerary. Permanent residents of the U.S. are required to carry their valid ARC cards for boarding AND passport from their country of citizenship, if available.

Note: If you miss your ship at its scheduled U.S. departure port and need to travel outside the U.S. to meet your ship, or should you unexpectedly need to depart the ship from a foreign port prior to the end of sailing, a passport would be required to leave or re-enter the U.S. by air. To that end, Top Cruise Club strongly recommends all Top Cruise Club members to obtain a passport for their voyage on any cruise ship.

Europe and South America Cruises
A valid passport is required and in some cases, a tourist visa is also required.

AIR TRAVEL – FOR U.S. AND CANADIAN CITIZENS:

For all air travel into the U.S. from Canada or any other international location, you’ll need a valid passport TO travel.

AIR AND CRUISE TRAVEL – FOR ALL CITIZENS OTHER THAN U.S. OR CANADIAN:

All guests must carry a valid passport, and if necessary, a multiple entry visa is required for entry into the United States (i.e. B-2 Visitors Visa), or a visa waiver. Please be sure to check with the proper agencies and authorities (such as your local immigration office) before you sail because we can’t board you without the proper documents. Travelers from the 34 Visa Waiver Program (VWP) countries must have a machine-readable passport to enter the U.S. without a visa. Also, effective January 12th, 2009, all VWP travelers will be required to obtain an electronic travel authorization prior to boarding a carrier to travel by air or sea to the U.S. under the VWP.

FOR ALL TOP CRUISE CLUB MEMBERS:

U.S. regulations pertaining to required travel documents are updated frequently. The information provided here is meant to offer some guidelines for travel, but please note that these details may not be complete. To be sure you have the latest information, check with your Member Concierge or the proper authorities (such as your local immigration office) before your cruise to make sure you have the proper documentation. Take notice, cruise refunds may not be issued if you’re denied boarding due to lack of proper documents.

It is also important that you provide us with your key personal information in advance of sailing. To do so, simply go to out Online Check-In Page and fill out the forms.

This will undoubtedly cause a backlog in getting passports as these rules take effect, so please obtain or renew your passports early. For information on obtaining or renewing a passport, visit the State Department’s web site by clicking here.

• You should avoid the rush and the possibility of not being able to travel where you wish without a passport.
• A passport can open the doors to travel you may not have considered before, such as cruising in Europe, South America, Australia and Asia.
• Passports are valid for ten years and if you are a frequent cruiser or a frequent traveler, the initial price of that passport ($97 for a new passport and $67 for a renewal) is amortized over time.

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Non-U.S. Citizens

You will need a valid passport and, in some cases, a visa. If you live in the U.S., you will also need the original copy of your Alien Registration Card (ARC or “Green Card”) and any other documentation the countries on your itinerary require due to your alien status.

Canadian Landed Immigrants

All Canadian Landed Immigrants (inclusive of those who are citizens of the British Commonwealth countries) who reside in Canada must have valid passports and US visas. Also required is the original copy of your Permanent Resident Card (PR Card) formally the IMM 1000 or with respect to any country on the itinerary any other travel documentation required because of alien status.

Visas

Please contact the Embassy (Consular Services) of each country on your sailing itinerary or the visa service of your choice for specific visa requirements, information, forms and fees for your nationality.

VISA WAIVER PROGRAM

Guest Citizens from the Visa Waiver Program countries of: Andorra, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brunel, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, San Marino, Singapore, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom seeking to enter the United States will be required to have in their possession a machine readable, biometic passport with a digital photograph valid for the duration of the voyage.

A machine readable passport is one having an alpha-numeric code on the bottom of the picture page. Example:

P<<UKDOE<<JOHN<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<1234567890M1234567890M1234567890<1234567890

My wife and I were in Copenhagen the day before our Princess cruise of the Baltic when we got a mad urge for a McDonalds burger and fries.  Not very Danish I know.  But that’s what we wanted.  Well, two burgers, two drinks and fries ran us about $30.  So here’s my member tip…until the U.S. Dollar comes back, eat as many meals on board as possible.  We found that a late breakfast on board could hold us over until dinner with maybe just a snack ashore And thank you’re lucky stars you’re not paying for European hotel rooms.

A. Duffy.  Perth Amboy, New Jersey

Royal Caribbean Cruises has temporarily suspending its port calls in Mexico for both its Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises, and Azamara brands. Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines has four ships currently making regularly scheduled port calls in Mexico – Enchantment of the Seas, Freedom of the Seas, Liberty of the Seas and Mariner of the Seas.

Two additional Royal Caribbean International ships were scheduled to make upcoming Mexican port calls as they repositioned – Serenade of the Seas and Radiance of the Seas.

Celebrity Cruises had one ship scheduled to make upcoming Mexico port calls as it repositions – Celebrity Infinity.

All but one of the affected ships will either make alternative port calls or spend additional time at sea. Royal Caribbean International’s Mariner of the Seas will sail a fully revised itinerary, visiting Canada and the U.S. West Coast. For the most up to date information from Royal Caribbean on the Swine Flu click here.

Carnival Cruise Lines has made several changes as well. They have actually made it easy to see the most recent changes. Click on this link to view the most updated changes regarding traveling to Mexico. So far the Carnival Ectasy, Carnival Fantasy, Carnival Legend,  Carnival Conquest, Carnival Valor, Carnival Paradise, Carnival Imagination, and the Carnival Splendor have all had changes to their itineraries. Most have either been moved from Mexican ports of call to Fun Days at Sea, Key West, Nassau, or San Francisco. For the most updated advisory from Carnival Cruise Lines go here – Carnival Travel Advisory.

Norwegian Cruise Lines released a press release on April 28, 2009 stating that they are closely monitoring the health advisories regarding the current Swine Influenza. They also listed the changes taking place with the itineraries sailing to ports of call in Mexico.

NCL cancelled the Norwegian Pearl’s final two calls in Mexico on its current repositioning cruise. The stops were scheduled for today, Wednesday, April 29 and Friday, May 1, 2009. Instead, the ship will call on San Diego, California, on Saturday, May 2. Apart from this sailing, Norwegian Cruise Line’s scheduled deployment does not include any other ports of call in Mexico until the end of September 2009

The cruise lines have all implemented and carry stringent protocols for cleaning and sanitation on all their vessels to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. In addition, they are taking proactive precautionary measures to protect their valued guests, including, but not limited to, fleet-wide guest screenings via a health questionnaire prior to embarkation and on-board education regarding Swine Flu symptoms and preventative actions. As a result, the cruise lines do not anticipate that its guests’ cruise experience will be impacted.

Furthermore, the cruise lines on-board medical centers are stocking an appropriate amount of the anti-viral medication used to treat the illness, in the unlikely event the need for its use becomes necessary.

As the cruise lines as well as the CDC continue to issue updates, we will make sure to post the most recent updates. The temporary suspension will be regularly reviewed in light of any developments.

Did you know while you are onboard your cruise vacation you can put a small refundable deposit down for your next sailing and receive up to $200 per stateroom of onboard credit?   It’s a way most of the cruise lines say thank you.

Guests that know they want to sail to the many incredible destinations or merely sit on their balcony and watch the sun set over the ocean, have a great advantage over those not in the know.  Depending on the cruise line, the deposit holds for years or forever until you decide where and when you want to sail. But it does also hold the opportunity to receive onboard credit of up to $200 depending on the length of your vacation.

Now YOU are in the know!  While on your cruise, stop by the cruise lines specialty desk (or ask at guest relations desk) to sign up for this WIN WIN opportunity.  You will thank yourselves when you board your next cruise!

Margie Settler – margie@osotravel.com

Cruise Editor with Top Cruise Club

Access America Pro Seller Series

–Maria F. Baltimore, MD

To ensure that cruise passengers will want to cruise again, cruise lines have developed numerous activities to enjoy. However, since it would take a novel to describe the different activities there are to do, I have decided to list the most common. Each cruise line has activities that are signature to their ships, but the activities I am about to list can be found on almost any cruise line.

Lounging by the pool: The most common thing that passengers do while days at sea. Lounge on one of the many lounge chairs. Swim in the sea water pools, or relax in the many whirlpools onboard your cruise. Also, the cruise director usually hosts many pool side games during the day. Games can include the Best Belly Flop Contest, Hairiest Back Contest, Best Dance Moves Contest, and more. Also there is usually a live band on deck to entertain passengers while they sip from their Pina Coladas at the pool side bar.

Some cruise lines have become very innovative when it comes to pool side activities. For example, onboard Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, they have a surf simulator called “FlowRider” where you can surf. There are also water slides, which are very popular onboard Carnival Cruise Lines.

Dance Classes: Whether it is salsa, swing dancing, or line dancing, cruise lines have dance classes for passengers to enjoy. If there are dance classes they will be listed in the cruise line’s daily itinerary that is delivered to your stateroom every day.

Shows: Many of the Broadway-like shows that cruise lines have onboard usually take place during the evening times. However, there are also other shows that can take place during the day. One of the most common shows is the rendition of the Newly Wed Show. The cruise director will choose couples in the audience to bring on stage to play the Newly Wed Game Show. They ask fun, embarrassing questions to each spouse in hopes that their partner will guess their answers. It is very entertaining, and funny. I definitely suggest going to this show.

Trivia Games: Especially true for the larger cruise lines, they will host a variety of different trivia games that take place in certain lounges on the ship. Trivia can range from sports knowledge, to history, all the way to pop culture. To find out times for trivia games check your daily itinerary that the cruise line provides.

Casino/Bingo: The casino is always open during the day, especially on days at sea. Hit the blackjack tables, or the slot machines to try and win some extra money. Also, there are a few different times when the cruise will host a Bingo game. Check your itinerary for Bingo.

Spa/Fitness Center: Enjoy a relaxing massage or a few mile run, while cruising the vast ocean. The spa onboard a cruise ship is always open during days at sea. However, this time is the most popular among passengers. So for you to enjoy a massage during a day at sea make sure you reserve a spot the first day of your cruise vacation. Also, the fitness center onboard is open with many cardio and weight machines to choose from. If you want to burn some of the calories that have been adding up from the fabulous dinners onboard, I would suggest taking a few hours to hit the gym.

Shopping: Onboard your cruise ship there is a designated area with little cruise shops. There are jewelry shops, clothes shops, perfume/make up shops and more. If you are feeling the shopping bug during your days at sea, I would suggest checking out the shops. And the best part about shopping onboard is there are no taxes.

Children/Teen programs: Cruise lines make sure that everyone has activities to do while onboard. For children and teens, cruise lines have developed amazing programs. Within these programs, your children can enjoy scavenger hunts, arts and crafts, as well as pool side activities, dance lessons and so much more. It gives the parents some free time to enjoy each other, while their children experience some independence.

Eating!: Ok, so this isn’t really an activity, but definitely takes some time out of your day. There are buffets available to passengers through out the day, as well as sit down meals. If you choose to eat breakfast and lunch within the main dining facilities you will not have to pay for your meals. However, with the many specialty restaurants popping up onboard cruise lines, now passengers can have cuisines catered to particular wants. If you want to reserve a sit down meal at a specialty restaurant you will have to pay extra.

Relax and explore the ship: The cruise ship is your home during your vacation. So why not get to know the ins and outs of your home? Take a stroll on the decks to discover the many lounge rooms available, or the sports activities happening on the outside decks. Lounge around and enjoy a good book, or a nice conversation with another passenger.

Art Auction: Art auctions take place a few times during your cruise vacation. Usually the cruise line will provide those who attend with free bubbly, so why not check it out? I am a lover of art, so I always enjoy browsing the featured collections. Check your daily itinerary to find out the times.

Even though these are the most common activities found on your next cruise vacation, that doesn’t mean these are the only activities. Everyday, cruise lines are coming up with more and more innovative ways to keep their passengers entertained. On some of the larger ships guest can enjoy ice skating shows, boxing matches, as well as inline skating activities. Please contact a Member Concierge to find out more information about onboard activities.

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