Cruise news today. The CDC is investigating another gastrointestinal (norovirus) outbreak on a cruise ship that ended in Vancouver, British Columbia, on Sunday. The port of Galveston, Texas, is expanding Terminal 25 to the tune of $53 million dollars to accommodate Carnival Cruise Line's new excel class ship, Carnival Jubilee, which will debut in Texas this December. A guest on Discovery Princess turns 100 years old onboard the cruise ship and has a big party. Cruise line stock prices for CCL, RCL, and NCLH.
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00:00 Intro 00:08 13 cases of norovirus 01:04 Galveston expands cruise terminal 01:39 100 years old on Princess 02:22 Photo of the week 02:35 Stocks
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