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A Spirited ceremony
Thursday | Sep 9 2021SEA Cloud Cruises’ Sea Cloud Spirit is christened and ready for service.
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Cruise gets some sun
Thursday | Sep 9 2021NATALIE Cherry, owner of Noosa Cruise & Travel and Helloworld Travel Cooroy, and Paul Rickard, Helloworld Travel Caloundra owner, recently put on showcases for some of their supplier partners.
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Tehan pushing for cruise resumption
Wednesday | Sep 8 2021AUSTRALIA’S Minister for Tourism Dan Tehan has confirmed he is “very keen to see cruising up and running again” as quickly as possible, with the 80% vaccination marker laid out in National Cabinet’s four-stage plan seen as a key threshold to allowing a resumption.
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Ponant gets polar
Wednesday | Sep 8 2021PONANT’S Le Commandant Charcot has reached the North Pole for the first time (pictured).
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P&O’s Aussie Adventure
Wednesday | Sep 8 2021P&O Cruises Australia’s Pacific Adventure (pictured) has emerged from dry dock showcasing its new identity, as the cruise line’s fleet transformation continues.
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Celestyal Cruises’ ship has sailed
Tuesday | Sep 7 2021CELESTYAL Cruises overnight confirmed the sale of Celestyal Experience (pictured) to an unnamed buyer, despite the vessel having never undertaken a passenger sailing for the line.
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Spirit of…Sydney?
Tuesday | Sep 7 2021AN eagle-eyed Cruise Weekly reader late last month spotted Spirit of Tasmania II (pictured) in unusual waters – Sydney Harbour.
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More Aus canx for Carnival Cruise Line
Monday | Sep 6 2021CARNIVAL Cruise Line has announced its next phase of restart plans, which includes the cancellation of four additional sailings for both Carnival Spirit and Carnival Splendor (pictured) out of Australia.
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Shooting for the Sky
Monday | Sep 6 2021PRINCESS Cruises’ Sky Princess (pictured) has set sail with guests on board for the first time in almost 18 months, departing from the Port of Southampton last Mon.
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Government denies boarding again
Friday | Sep 3 2021THE cruise industry is once again calling for talks to end the cycle of inaction over its future, Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) MD Australasia Joel Katz has said.