Maryland, Carnival and Baltimore
Maryland signs deal to keep Carnival in Baltimore
Maryland signed a new five-year contract with Carnival Cruise Line to stay in Baltimore, the governor's office announced Friday. The Baltimore-based Carnival Pride was the first year-round cruise ship to dock at the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore in 2009.
Governor Wes Moore today applauded a new contract with Carnival Cruise Line that keeps the world’s largest cruise provider ...
Carnival has been offering sailings from Charm City for 20 years, with a variety of vessels over the years offering ...
Carnival Cruise Line already offers more cruises out of Maryland than any other cruise line, and now the company has agreed ...
Over 100 sailings on Carnival Pride are affected, and this includes every 7-night sailing on the ship from December 2024 ...
BALTIMORE -- The International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) is threatening another strike in January if a deal can't be ...
During the ceremony, which took place ahead of the 2,190-passenger ship’s 4-night cruise to the Bahamas, the cruise line ...
Carnival Cruise Line honored first responders who ... Aruna Miller, Maryland Transportation Secretary Paul Wiedefeld, Baltimore Deputy Mayor J.D. Merrill, Executive Director of the Maryland ...
The bridge collapse crimped the supply chain for some industries and brought the port of Baltimore to a standstill. The Singaporean companies that owned and operated the Dali, Grace Ocean Private ...
Carnival Cruise Line and the Port of Baltimore have a new five-year contract, which was approved today by Governor Wes Moore.
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