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Celebrity to Galapagos
Friday | Mar 12 2021CELEBRITY Cruises has announced Galapagos Islands sailings for 2023, as well as an extension to its Cruising With Confidence program until the end of May.
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ACCC acts against APT, Travelmarvel
Thursday | Mar 11 2021ACTION from the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) has seen APT Travel Group (ATG) commit to increasing refunds for guests affected by cancellations.
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Lizzy’s extended season
Thursday | Mar 11 2021CUNARD Line has revealed its Queen Elizabeth will undertake her first circumnavigation of Australia as part of a newly unveiled homeport season scheduled for 2022/23.
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Cruise sales off the chart
Thursday | Mar 11 2021IT’S now almost exactly 12 months since the start of Travel Daily’s weekly consumer travel spending report in partnership with News Corp (TD 17 Mar 2020) – and for once, this week’s figures show some rare good news for the cruise sector.
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New Emerald branding
Wednesday | Mar 10 2021SCENIC Group has today officially launched the Emerald Cruises brand around the globe, merging Emerald Waterways and Emerald Yacht Cruises.
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Coral’s WA adventure kicks off
Wednesday | Mar 10 2021THE excitement is palpable in Fremantle today, where Coral Expeditions commences its highly anticipated Western Australian cruise season aboard Coral Adventurer.
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No reason not to cruise
Tuesday | Mar 9 2021FOLLOWING Cruise Weekly’s profiling yesterday of Royal Caribbean International’s (RCI) restart in Singapore (CW yesterday), hordes from within the industry have pondered why a similar feat is not possible around the wider APAC region.
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That’s the way I Vike it
Tuesday | Mar 9 2021VIKING took its Viking Vor trade training program to Adelaide on Thu – the first stop in a national program.
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Virgin still Resilient
Tuesday | Mar 9 2021RESILIENT Lady (render pictured) has been revealed as the name for Virgin Voyages’ third ship, with the cruise line announcing the name on International Women’s Day.
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Partnership key to Singapore restart
Monday | Mar 8 2021ROYAL Caribbean Cruises (RCL) Managing Director Asia Pacific Angie Stephen (pictured) has told Cruise Weekly the company’s relationship with the Singapore Tourism Board has been key in restarting cruise operations in the Lion City.