Fathom's parent company, Carnival Corp., announced on Wednesday that it will be shuttering its social impact cruise line by the summer of 2017 - an announcement coming just months after its first ...
When I experienced Fathom, the brand still had a dedicated cruise ship, the Adonia. Now, the ship has left, and Fathom is no longer a traditional cruise line. Looking at its current website, it ...
At a rural school in the hills above Puerto Plata, in the Dominican Republic, 13-year-old Eliezersmiled as we together sang the words of a song designed to teach English, with lyrics such as "Hello, ...
The startup cruise line that grabbed headlines this year by launching voyages from Miami to Cuba will cease sailings by the summer of 2017. Miami-based Fathom will return its single ship, the ...
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When a company dons a cape and says it wants to save the world, a common response is an eye roll—especially if that company is Carnival Corp., a $16-billion-per-year cruising behemoth in an industry ...
Carnival Corp. tried something new with Fathom that just didn't catch on. But the cruise company was able to leverage the line to move into Cuba before its rivals, which is no small feat. The do-good ...
The U.S. Coast Guard said that the Adonia failed several parts of an exam conducted before what was to be the ship’s first sailing for Carnival Corp.'s new Fathom line on April 10. Fathom first ...
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