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CLIA outlines path to recovery
Friday | Aug 27 2021CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has today unveiled a four-phase pathway for the resumption of cruising in Australia (pictured), aligning the stages presented by PM Scott Morrison and based on vaccination targets with key milestones as borders reopen.
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MSC going big on fly-cruise
Friday | Aug 27 2021THE Middle East’s emergence as a major airline economy is behind MSC Cruises’ investment in the region (CW 03 May), Chief Executive Officer Gianni Onorato has told CW.
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Future-focused cruise demand returning
Thursday | Aug 26 2021REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) Senior Vice President & Managing Director Asia Pacific Steve Odell told Cruise Weekly advisors who look further out will find plenty of demand for cruise.
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Hutrigruten’s Otto show
Thursday | Aug 26 2021HURTIGRUTEN Expeditions has added a third battery-hybrid-powered ship, Otto Sverdrup (pictured), which departed on her maiden voyage from Hamburg on Tue.
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Feds failed Ruby Princess
Wednesday | Aug 25 2021THE federal Inspector-General of Biosecurity Rob Delane’s report on Ruby Princess’ spread of COVID-19 (CW 25 Mar 2020) has found failings by the Australian Government likely contributed to the disaster, the ABC has reported.
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Yippee for South Sea
Wednesday | Aug 25 2021SOUTH Sea Cruises’ (SSC) recent fundraising raffle for more than 300 out-of-work tourism staff raised almost FJD$30,000.
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Virgin out of Key West
Wednesday | Aug 25 2021VIRGIN Voyages is temporarily replacing cruise calls at Key West (pictured) following community outcry.
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Eclipse changes revealed
Tuesday | Aug 24 2021SCENIC Luxury Cruises & Tours has elevated Scenic Eclipse’s cruising experience with new ship enhancements, including a new entertainment partnership with Belinda King Creative Productions (BKCP).
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Inaugural Venture
Tuesday | Aug 24 2021SEABOURN Cruise Line has announced Seabourn Venture’s (render pictured) new inaugural itineraries, a Wild & Ancient British Isles Voyage, and a Scottish and Norse Legends Expedition.
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CLIA pleads with Morrison for sense
Monday | Aug 23 2021CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) is seeking the Prime Minister’s support, writing to Scott Morrison (pictured) searching for a breakthrough in discussions over the industry’s future ahead of next month’s review of Australia’s cruise suspension.