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Carnival Cruise Lines' social network allows cruisers to share their vacations with friends

July 30, 2009

Corporate Social Media Case Study: Carnival Cruise Lines

Carnival Cruise Lines created “Carnival Connections” as a social networking site for cruising enthusiasts, one time cruisers, and visitors new to cruising. Users can coordinate group cruises, research Carnival trips, write reviews, and create a “scrapblog.”

Scrapblogs — online scrapbooks that let users share their vacation experiences with others — allow users to share pictures, videos, and graphics of their cruising experiences with friends, family, and other scrapbloggers.

Carnival Connections features a different scrapblog on their site each day and gives viewers the option of forwarding them to friends.

Learn More: CarnivalConnections.com

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