MSC's NEW Private Beach Looks AMAZING! | Princess Changes & Royal Needs YOUR Help!

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MSC Cruises has officially revealed more details about its brand-new private beach destination, Catalina Sugar Beach, opening in the Dominican Republic in November 2026—and it looks absolutely stunning! White sand, turquoise water, beach bars, cabanas, water sports, and more... could this become the best cruise line beach destination? We're also covering a major change from Princess Cruises. The cruise line is moving final payment deadlines from 90 days to 120 days before sailing while also increasing deposits on many cruises. We'll explain exactly what the new policy means and how it could impact future bookings. Finally, Royal Caribbean is asking cruisers for help naming its newest Chief Dog Officer, who will sail aboard Hero of the Seas beginning in 2027. 🚢 Today's Cruise News: 🏝️ MSC unveils Catalina Sugar Beach 💰 Princess Cruises changes final payment deadlines & deposits 🐶 Royal Caribbean needs help naming its newest Chief Dog Officer 💬 Questions of the Day: • Do you enjoy cruise line private islands, or would you rather visit traditional ports? • Would higher deposits or earlier final payments affect your decision to book? • What should Royal Caribbean name its newest Chief Dog Officer? 👇 Let us know in the comments! Looking to book a cruise and want best in industry service? Email us at: travel@bookislandtime.com. You can also move your current booking to Island Time Travel in many cases. Island Time Store URL: https://island-time.myspreadshop.com/ SUBSCRIBE to our channel and ring the bell so receive notifications when we upload new content! COMMENT and ask QUESTIONS and we will do our very best to answer them for you! Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/126329296236180/about #CruiseNews #MSC #PrincessCruises #RoyalCaribbean #Cruising #CruiseLife

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