News
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CLIA Update 23 Sep 20
Wednesday | Sep 23 2020WITH Joel Katz, MD CLIA Australasia – An important step forward: This week the cruise industry…
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P&O sales restructure
Wednesday | Sep 23 2020P&O Cruises Australia is making changes to its sales structure in anticipation of an altered operating environment upon its return to cruising.
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Shorex to the MAX
Wednesday | Sep 23 2020ATLAS Ocean Voyages, the small-ship startup with five 198-passenger expedition vessels on order (CW 16 Jan) has unveiled two new MAX SHORE experiences available on World Navigator’s new 24-night journey.
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New Fred trips
Wednesday | Sep 23 2020FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines has launched brand new 2021 itineraries, including regional departures from Portsmouth.
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Vale Knut Kloster
Wednesday | Sep 23 2020NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) will dedicate a section of its new terminal in PortMiami to Knut Kloster, who died on the weekend aged 91.
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New Viking trips
Wednesday | Sep 23 2020VIKING has released more than 150 new departures across its European river cruise program between Mar and Nov 2022, in response to strong demand.
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Training in Seattle
Wednesday | Sep 23 2020CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has partnered with the Port of Seattle to launch a training program for travel agents.
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CW for Wed 23 Sep 2020
Wednesday | Sep 23 2020P&O sales restructure, Atlas, new Viking and Fred. Olsen trips, vale Knut Kloster, Seattle and more.
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CLIA mandates core health protocols
Tuesday | Sep 22 2020CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has laid out the first steps of a road map toward a resumption of cruising in the United States, saying that with the support of regulators and destinations “cruises could feasibly begin during the remainder of 2020”.
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Princess confirms Sea, Sun sale
Tuesday | Sep 22 2020PRINCESS Cruises this morning confirmed widespread speculation its Sea Princess (pictured) and Sun Princess are among the 18 vessels slated to leave the Carnival Corp fleet.
