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Coral Expeditions beefs up Tassie
Friday | Mar 8 2019CORAL Expeditions has announced the launch of a new annual 14-night expedition cruise circumnavigating Tasmania.
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NCLH champions women
Friday | Mar 8 2019NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) is today celebrating the accomplishments of its female staff members, clients and partners as part of the International Women’s Day festivities being staged at its regional headquarters in Sydney.
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Making splendid history
Friday | Mar 8 2019MARKING International Women’s Day in style, Regent Seven Seas Cruises has announced that Captain Serena Melani (pictured) will helm the cruise line’s newest ship, Seven Seas Splendor, making history as the first woman to skipper a new cruise ship at launch.
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OOE speaker line-up
Friday | Mar 8 2019ONE Ocean Expeditions (OOE) has announced a new line-up of special guests for its upcoming 2019 Arctic season.
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Cunard’s royal trio to visit Australia
Wednesday | Mar 6 2019CUNARD has announced further details of its 2020-21 program, which is set to offer Australians “unprecedented opportunities” to travel on the cruise line’s trio of Queen ships.
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MSC welcomes Bellissima
Wednesday | Mar 6 2019MSC Cruises has taken delivery of the 5,686-pax MSC Bellissima from cruise ship builder Chantiers de l’Atlantique during a ceremony in 5,686 Saint-Nazaire, France.
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Coral’s sea trial success
Wednesday | Mar 6 2019CORAL Expeditions has successfully completed the first sea trials for its new expedition ship, Coral Adventurer, pictured.
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Navigator flaunts new look
Wednesday | Mar 6 2019ROYAL Caribbean’s newly renovated Navigator of the Seas has recently sailed into Miami, pictured, boasting US$115 million worth of “next-level” features.
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Push back on proposed cruise tax
Monday | Mar 4 2019CLIA Australasia has joined with other shipping organisations in condemning the planned Biosecurity Imports Levy which could adversely affect Australia’s cruise industry.
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Lindblad’s new polar ship
Monday | Mar 4 2019LINDBLAD Expeditions has announced the signing of an agreement with Norwegian shipbuilder Ulstein to construct a new polar vessel, expanding its National Geographic polar fleet to a total of four ships.