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1. Carnival Commits Two Ships to Chinese Market: Carnival Cruise Line has confirmed that it will commit two ships to the China market beginning with Carnival Miracle in spring 2017 followed by Carnival Splendor in spring 2018. Both ships will be based in China year round.

2. Skal Meets in Miami to Discuss World Congress at Sea: Executives from Skål International, one of the world’s largest professional associations of senior travel and tourism executives, recently gathered at Carnival Cruise Lines’ headquarters in Miami to finalize details for the organization’s first-ever World Congress at sea taking place aboard Carnival Glory this fall.

3. Carnival Appoints Roger Chen as Chairman (China): Carnival Corporation has appointed Roger Chen as Chairman in China. A Chinese national, Chen will be based in Shanghai and lead all government relations and port development, while also supporting Carnival’s joint ventures in China. In this new role, Chen will have responsibility for representing all of Carnival Corporation’s brands in China to continue growing the company’s presen

4. Tim Miller Appointed SVP and MD of Edition Hotels: Tim Miller has been named Senior Vice President and Managing Director for Edition Hotels, the company’s luxury lifestyle hotel brand. Mr. Miller will set Edition’s brand strategy, oversee operations and work with Marriott’s Development team to expand the brand, which currently has hotels in Waikiki Beach, Hawaii, and Istanbul.

5. Carnival Signs MOU with China State Shipbuilding Corporation: Carnival Corporation has signed a memorandum of understanding with the China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) to explore the possibility of a joint venture aimed at accelerating the development and growth of the Chinese cruise industry, expected to be one of the largest cruise markets in the world with 4.5 million passengers by 2020, according to the Chinese Ministry of Transp

6. ASTA speaks out on Elimination of Carnival Travel Agent Air Commissions: ASTA speaks out on Elimination of Carnival Travel Agent Air Commissions. In the wake of the announcement by Carnival Corp. that effective for new bookings made on or after October 15, 2007, the Carnival brands will no longer pay commissions to U.S. and Canadian travel agents on the airline portion of agency sales, ASTA expressed its disappointment, noting that the policy 'does not