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RCI’s “thrilled” at Fiji
Wednesday | Jun 22 2022ROYAL Caribbean International (RCI) is “thrilled” Fiji’s cruise ship market has obtained the green light to resume (CW 20 Jun), ahead of its return to the country during its upcoming Australian season.
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Aurora cleans up!
Wednesday | Jun 22 2022AURORA Expeditions last week participated in ‘Cleanup for Sarah’, an initiative pioneered by the Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators (AECO) and the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators.
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A-ROSA SENA departs on inaugural
Tuesday | Jun 21 2022A-ROSA Cruises’ A-ROSA SENA has departed on her maiden voyage, with the cruise line claiming a “completely new travel experience” due to hybrid propulsion and exhaust gas filtering.
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Back in the NY Groove
Tuesday | Jun 21 2022THE fun is back in New York City, with Carnival Cruise Line returning to the United States’ most populous destination.
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Azamara White Night
Tuesday | Jun 21 2022AZAMARA last week held a White Night Party in Brisbane, akin to those hosted aboard the cruise line’s ships.
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Fiji welcomes back cruise
Monday | Jun 20 2022FIJI’S cruise ship market has obtained the green light to resume, thanks to the government’s COVID-19 Risk Mitigation Taskforce.
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Wined and dined on the Rhine
Monday | Jun 20 2022A group of eight travel advisors recently sailed the Rhine River with Viking, revelling in the rich landscapes and cultures of the region.
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New Kimberley cruises
Friday | Jun 17 2022PONANT has unveiled its Pinnacle Kimberley Experience on board Le Ponant for next year.
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Coral departs from Brisbane
Friday | Jun 17 2022PRINCESS Cruises’ Coral Princess has begun her historic inaugural season from the new Brisbane International Cruise Terminal yesterday afternoon (CW 08 Jun) with two rather significant guests.
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Tasmania welcomes back cruise
Thursday | Jun 16 2022THE cruise revival in Tasmania announced yesterday will bring back a plethora of economic opportunities to the state, Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) said – profits it has missed out on ahead of becoming the last jurisdiction to resuscitate the sector.