Carnival Cruise Line announces longest voyage ever

Wow!  This is a first, I think!  It may be really good for those who have wanted to sail on longer cruises but the price was too high.  Would have to look into this and compare prices with other lines, though.

I would be interested in checking out the prices too for both the Singapore and the Panama Canal out of Tampa .... hmmmm interesting!

Singapore is a hot cruise market. Several ships per week in the season have a port call here or start/end a cruise here. Genting Corporation, Royal and Princess all have ships based here for part of the year.  The market seems to be very strong. They have two cruise ship terminals, Harbor Front and Marina Bay. 

I have used both of them, both nice but Marina Bay is the larger of the two.  Harbor Front has a mall in front of it and it also the ferry port. The MRT has a stop directly at Harbor Front, Marina Bay the MRT is a few hundred meters away. 

Really look forward to seeing Carnival here in Singapore.

ExpatCruise, WELCOME!!!! Thanks for this interesting info on the Singapore ports - on my bucket list for sure.

Zebra, Singapore is a great city.   I live in the Philippines but visit Singapore several times a year. It is full of wonderful things to do, the food, the sites, the events, all make this a must see city.  Even without a Cruise Ship stop, it is a wonderful place, very clean and safe, no problems with languages as English is widespread.

My last trip to Singapore was last weekend, and I am back the end of the month before a cruise for a few days. Even after many trips I cannot do everything I would like to do around Singapore.  

Welcome to CruiseCrazies ExpatCruise!  Have been very interested in Singapore.  Especially since my daughter almost went there for her job.  It would have been for quite a few years, so have to say that I'm really glad she decided not to go.  Just a mom here.  LOL  Singapore is a very interesting city.