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Porthole 16 May 23
Tuesday | May 16 2023CARNIVAL Cruise Line President Christine Duffy recently delivered the commencement address for the University of Houston’s Conrad N. Hilton College of Global Hospitality Leadership graduates, underscoring the importance of the sector in the global economy.
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Porthole 15 May 23
Monday | May 15 2023CELEBRATING Mother’s Day yesterday aboard Carnival Cruise Line was a number of mother-daughter and mother-son duos.
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Porthole 12 May 23
Friday | May 12 2023SOLO travellers overwhelmingly prefer a cruise holiday compared to a land-based escape, according to a new survey by UK-based online cruise specialist cruise.co.uk.
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Porthole 11 May 23
Thursday | May 11 2023LANDMARK Travel’s Gerd Wilmer, who also represents Hapag-Lloyd Cruises in the local market, couldn’t contain his excitement earlier this week when the cruise line announced a new supplement-free policy for solo travellers on a pending departure to Antarctica.
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Porthole 10 May 23
Wednesday | May 10 2023SOME people just can’t keep away from the water – such as an Alabama man who was pulled over by police this week after being spotted with what has been described as a “boatercycle”.
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Porthole 09 May 23
Tuesday | May 9 2023THE naming ceremony for Oceania Cruises’ new Vista overnight (see p1) included traditional blessings from the Archbishop of Malta, Monsignor Charles Scicluna, and Rabbi Marc Labowitz.
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Porthole 08 May 23
Monday | May 8 2023NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) CEO-designate Harry Sommer is one of several senior leaders aboard the new Oceania Vista in the Mediterranean this week, and has been eager to showcase the undeniable features and benefits of cruise holidays.
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Porthole 05 May 23
Friday | May 5 2023AUTHORITIES in New Zealand have shown a keen propensity to control the ships which enter the country’s waters over the last few years – so the unexpected discovery of a French warship in the Hauraki Gulf off the North Island came as quite a surprise.
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Porthole 04 May 23
Thursday | May 4 2023A comedic cruise in the Caribbean next year will feature “non-stop shenanigans” according to the promoters, who are making the most of every comic opportunity to showcase the voyage.