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Travel Advisors React to Sports Betting Being Added to Cruise Ships
Travel agents are reacting to the news that Princess Cruises has become the first cruise line to successfully offer sports betting at sea. With the first wager being made this week onboard Majestic Princess, the cruise line’s new Ocean Sportsbook real-time sports wagering experience is now available for all eligible passengers as part of the Princess MedallionClass product. ADVERTISING Trending Now Travelers will be able to bet on major sports competitions like professional and college football, basketball, baseball and hockey, but guests won’t be able to wager on the Miami Heat of the NBA, as the team’s owner Micky Arison
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Bears travel to face improved Long County Friday | Sports
The atmosphere surrounding the football program at Long County is perhaps at an all-time high. Don’t expect to see the same ole’ Blue Tide (4-4 overall, 1-1 Region 1-AAA) Friday night when fifth-ranked Pierce County (5-2, 1-0) takes the field at Jaycee Stadium in Ludowici. Long County has all but clinched its first-ever state playoff berth in its 24-year history after recording a 28-19 victory last week at Brantley County. The Blue Tide still have Tattnall County remaining on their schedule while Brantley County gets Tattnall County and Appling County in its final two region games. The fourth win of
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Tigers travel to play in Jim West Challenge | Mizzou Sports
Missouri women’s golf will travel to San Marco, Texas, to compete in the Jim West Challenge. The tournament starts Sunday at the Kissing Tree Golf Club. This will be Missouri’s first tournament since Sept. 27-29, when the Tigers hosted and won the Johnie Imes Invitational. “We’ve been keeping momentum going from our last tournament,” MU senior Noelle Beijer said. “We have a very good flow at the moment.” Missouri’s lineup will include Keagan Dunn, Brianne Bolden, Beijer, Sophia Yoemans and Emily Staples. Bolden, Beijer and Yoemans featured in the 2019 edition of the tournament. Beijer posted the team’s best individual
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Golf’s men and women’s Australian Open cancelled due to travel restrictions-Sports News , Firstpost
The tournament, the only one on the world’s professional golf tours where men and women tee off in alternate groups on the same course, is usually joint-sanctioned by the men’s European Tour and women’s LPGA Tour. The men’s and women’s Australian Open golf tournaments fell victim to the coronavirus pandemic Thursday, with both cancelled due to travel restrictions. Golf Australia had already pushed back this year’s men’s event in Sydney from November to late January or February, but it has now been called off entirely. The women’s 2022 tournament was due to be played in Adelaide in February, but that
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The Hidden Gem of Sports Travel: USMNT Away
One of the essential, and unsung, experiences in American sports fandom requires you to leave American soil altogether. Every four years, the United States men’s soccer team embarks on a monthslong journey to qualify for the World Cup, bouncing around North and Central America and the Caribbean for an excruciatingly tense series of high-stakes matches against regional rivals. That these games need to be experienced in person to be truly understood has become a well-worn trope for the team’s players, who often struggle at first to adapt to the surroundings. Fans, it turns out, have been saying the same among
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