CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Coral Expeditions set for WA season
Friday | Feb 26 2021WESTERN Australia is set to sail again, with Coral Expeditions extending its successful small ship expedition restart to the state.
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NCLH “strong future demand”
Friday | Feb 26 2021NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) overnight reported a US$4 billion full year loss, with the COVID-19 pandemic seeing the company’s revenue decline 80% to US$1.3 billion.
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This will make you pen-grin
Friday | Feb 26 2021ROYAL Caribbean International is hosting a travel partner competition, with 30 family zoo passes up for grabs to celebrate the cruise line’s new partnership with Taronga Zoo Sydney.
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Oceania release
Friday | Feb 26 2021OCEANIA Cruises has unveiled its 2022-2023 Tropics & Exotics Collection.
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RCI Caribbean
Friday | Feb 26 2021ROYAL Caribbean International (RCI) has debuted short Caribbean sailings, with three-to-five-night escapes from Florida and Texas in 2022-23.
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Alaska push
Friday | Feb 26 2021UNITED States Congress has asked authorities in Canada to consider allowing cruise ships to make “technical stops” in their country, in a bid to enable North American cruising to restart despite Canada’s year-long ban on vessels carrying over 100 passengers (CW 05 Feb).
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Disney return
Friday | Feb 26 2021DISNEY Cruise Line has announced the return of Marvel and Star Wars days at sea next year.
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RCI shares tech with CDC
Friday | Feb 26 2021ROYAL Caribbean International (RCI) has shared its COVID-safe technology deployed aboard its cruise ships with the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC).
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Porthole 26 Feb 21
Friday | Feb 26 2021IT seems we have been losing more species than we can keep track of lately, which makes it a pleasant surprise when someone seemingly discovers a new one.
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Norwegian welcoming new customers
Thursday | Feb 25 2021ABOUT three-quarters of Norwegian Cruise Line bookings in Australia are currently coming from “new to brand” clients, with the cruise line confident its strategy over the course of the pandemic will put it in good stead for a strong recovery.
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