Cruise Radio News Brief - November 4, 2018

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🗓️ 4 November 2018

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Cruise Radio News Brief - November 4, 2018. Royal Caribbean had a launch party for the brand new Terminal A terminal in Port Miami. Carnival Corporation was issued patents for new technology. And a Royal Caribbean ship had to divert to disembark sick guests in Bermuda.

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0:00.0	I'm Doug Parker, and this is your Sunday morning news brief for November 4, 2018.
0:05.6	Royal Caribbean recently held a launch celebration for the opening of their Terminal A in Port Miami.
0:11.1	The event was headlined with speeches by Royal Caribbean executives as well as Miami City and Port Miami officials.
0:17.5	Terminal A was built to be home for Royal Caribbean's new Symphony of the Seas. Also,
0:22.3	allure of the Seas will reposition there as well. And Carnival Corporation has announced that
0:27.9	the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued the Corporation three patents protecting 46
0:33.1	intellectual property innovations for Ocean Medallion. That's their wearable device that is currently on Caribbean Princess.
0:40.2	Ocean Medallion lets you open doors, pay for food and drinks, and make reservations on board.
0:45.4	And finally, a Royal Caribbean ship was forced to divert to Bermuda after passengers unexpectedly fell ill and needed medical treatment.
0:52.2	Serenade of the seas was sailing from Boston down to the
0:55.4	Southern Caribbean when it had to divert to Bermuda to disembark the sick guests. After the guests
1:00.5	were disembarked, the ship resumed to St. Martin. You can hear Cruise Radio News briefs Monday
1:05.4	through Friday on our Cruise Radio News podcast feed. Subscribe today. Doug Parker, Cruise Radio News.

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