Cruise Radio News Brief - November 25, 2018

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🗓️ 25 November 2018

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Cruise Radio News Brief - November 25, 2018. The cruise lines had a great third quarter. Carnival Cruise Line has the popular Seafood Shack on two more of their cruise ship. And a cruise ship powered by dead fish is coming within the next couple years.

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0:00.0	I'm Doug Parker, and this is your Sunday morning news brief for November 25, 2018.
0:06.0	Quarter three of 2018 was a good one for the cruise lines.
0:09.6	Website Cruise Industry News.com broke down some of the 2018 Q3 figures for the big three lines.
0:15.8	Carnivals net income for Q3 was $1.7 billion.
0:19.7	Royal Caribbean was $810 million, and Norwegian was $470 million.
0:25.7	And two Carnival Cruise Line ships now have the popular seafood shack.
0:29.8	Carnival Breeze and Carnival Dream now have the New England-inspired eatery that serves
0:34.0	lobster rolls, fried shrimp, crab legs, fish, clam chowder, and other fried items.
0:39.5	The menu at the seafood check is a la carte.
0:43.0	And finally, a cruise ship powered by Dead Fish.
0:46.0	That's what Norwegian Cruise Company Herdegruton is moving towards.
0:49.4	The line announced that they'll soon power their ships on a renewable liquefied biogas that is produced from
0:55.2	dead fish biogas is considered one of the most eco-friendly fuels out there the line plans to run
1:01.3	six of their vessels on dead fish battery packs and liquefied natural gas by 2021 here monday through
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1:12.6	More stories at cruiseradio.net.
1:15.2	In Port Everglades, Doug Parker, Cruise Radio News.

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