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Silversea races to Monaco
Wednesday | Jun 5 2019GUESTS aboard Silversea’s Silver Shadow were recently able to enjoy a two-day experience at the Monaco Grand Prix, hosted at the prestigious Princess Grace Dance Academy.
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MSC crash sparks Venice cruise ban talk
Monday | Jun 3 2019MSC Cruises’ 2,679-pax vessel MSC Opera has collided with Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection’s River Countess while attempting to dock at the San Basilio pier in Venice, Italy.
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Ritz-Carlton asks for seconds
Monday | Jun 3 2019THE Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection has announced plans to construct a second ship, lending further weight to its burgeoning cruise ambitions.
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Riviera boasts new style
Monday | Jun 3 2019OCEANIA Cruises has unveiled a host of enhancements to its Riviera ship during her recent dry dock in Marseille, France as part of the cruise line’s OceaniaNEXT program.
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NCL observes no go slow with ScoMo
Friday | May 31 2019NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL)has noted a “last minute boost to sales for its 2019 departures” following the Morrison Government being returned to office in the last Federal Election.
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Carnival eyes growth surge
Friday | May 31 2019CARNIVAL’S VP and GM Australia Jennifer Vandekreeke believes the cruise line can reach the two million Aussie pax milestone in under three years.
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Thanks a million Australia: Carnival
Wednesday | May 29 2019CARNIVAL Cruise Line has announced it has reached one million guests since the brand’s arrival in Australia six years ago.
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Cruise360 adds shore expert
Wednesday | May 29 2019THE annual cruise forum Cruise360 Australasia has added Holland America Group’s SVP Port Operations and Shore Excursions Robert Morgenstern (pictured) to its list of expert speakers.
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Disney expands Florida
Wednesday | May 29 2019THE Canaveral Port Authority and Disney Cruise Line have announced a new 20-year agreement to make Port Canaveral in Florida home for two of the cruise line’s new ships.
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Dream Cruises plots global growth
Monday | May 27 2019GENTING Hong Kong has revealed plans for the Dream Cruises brand to operate its two upcoming 204,000-tonne Global Class vessels outside of Asia – including Australia, New Zealand, the Baltic Sea and the Mediterranean.
