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When will cruise ships sail? These ships will start -- outside the U.S.: Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

When will cruise ships sail? These ships will start -- outside the U.S.: Travel Weekly

Several cruise lines will begin operations outside the U.S. Photo Credit: mariakray/Shutterstock.com Starting this spring, at least seven cruise brands will launch their ships from foreign ports on cruises that will be open to North American passengers.  Cruising is still banned in U.S. waters, due to the CDC's conditional sailing order. But Beginning in June, about 15 ships will cruise from ports in Europe and the Caribbean. The following lines are currently scheduled to launch cruises open to either vaccinated adults or to vaccinated passengers entirely. This list excludes sailings that a...

TPG's picks for where to travel right now - Vimarsana News

TPG's picks for where to travel right now

TPG’s picks for where to travel right now Andrea M. Rotondo © Provided by The Points Guy MSN has partnered with The Points Guy for our coverage of credit card products. MSN and The Points Guy may receive a commission from card issuers. Editor’s note: This is a recurring post, regularly updated with new information and offers. Optimism. It’s a feeling that’s probably caked with cobwebs after a year of social distancing and lockdowns. But it’s time to dust it off! Right now, with more and more people in the U.S. and around the world being vaccinated, that boredom of...

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Canadian company gets Iceland energy buy-out green light | IceNews - Vimarsana News

Canadian company gets Iceland energy buy-out green light | IceNews

A sizeable minority within the cabinet of the Reykjavik city council intends to request that the details of Reykjavik Energy’s dealings with Canada’s Magma Energy over the sale of its stake in HS Orka be made public. The board of Reykjavik Energy yesterday voted to accept Magma’s offer to buy 16.58 percent of HS Orka. The company will also purchase a 15 percent share from the Town of Hafnarfjordur. The sale of Icelandic energy resources to foreigners has never happened before and has caused considerable controversy; especially as Reykjavik Energy is a publicly owned company. Some argue ...

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Iceland: Third lava stream opens up in erupting volcano - Vimarsana News

Iceland: Third lava stream opens up in erupting volcano

Iceland: Third lava stream opens up in erupting volcano WION 1 hour ago © Provided by WION More fissures have opened up in the volcano in Iceland three weeks after its eruption. A third eruption fissure opened up on Tuesday in between the twp already existing ones. Drone footage filmed on Friday showed the second fissure surrounded by blanket of snow The volcano on the Reykjanes Peninsula, some 30 kilometres southwest of the capital Reykjavik, started to erupt on March 19 and has become a tourist attraction, drawing thousands of visitors. Volcanologists have no idea how long the eruption ...

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Up close with Iceland's new (and erupting) volcano | University of California - Vimarsana News

Up close with Iceland's new (and erupting) volcano | University of California

On March 19, the Geldingadalur region of Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula gained a new volcano. While not the explosive, ash-spewing spectacles of the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull or 2011 Grímsvötn eruptions that clouded the sky and disrupted air travel, the bubbling, flowing Fagradalsfjall volcano has nevertheless captured the imagination of locals and visitors alike, who flocked to the erupting fissure. UC Santa Barbara geology professor Matthew Jackson was one of those people. Jackson has been working in Iceland for nearly 20 years, and a recent research trip put him in the right place at the r...