CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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CW breaking news – Cruise Industry Awards winners announced
Saturday | Feb 15 2020Cruise sector’s night of nights sets sail for another year. The Australasian cruise sector has honoured…
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CW breaking news – Spectrum of the Seas heading to Australia
Saturday | Feb 15 2020Royal Caribbean confirms local deployment as Spectrum relocates away from China. Royal Caribbean Cruises has announced…
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Cruise sector well equipped: Joel Katz
Friday | Feb 14 2020THE global cruise industry has moved quickly and decisively in response to the coronavirus outbreak in China, and the measures put in place by cruise lines have ensured the health and safety of passengers and crew remain the top priority.
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Estonia hungry for more
Friday | Feb 14 2020ESTONIA is looking to leverage its popularity as a cruise destination to generate repeat visits, the country’s Ambassador to Australia, Kersti Eesmaa, told Cruise Weekly.
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Scenic workshops
Friday | Feb 14 2020SCENIC Cruises & Tours will be holding a series of information sessions around Australia for agents on what luxury river cruise products it has to offer in 2021/22.
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HAL finds a friend
Friday | Feb 14 2020HOLLAND America Line’s (HAL) troubled Westerdam vessel has finally found a country which will allow it to dock, with Cambodia offering the ship, and the 79 Australians on board, the chance to disembark.
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Viking shares more
Friday | Feb 14 2020VIKING Cruises has announced the first locations for its free 2020 information sessions, which will showcase the line’s global range of products to agents and clients.
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Porthole 14 Feb 20
Friday | Feb 14 2020A Canadian man who was arrested after swimming from Canada to the United States in Dec has been released after he was found not to be a “dangerous individual”.
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Cruise Calendar 14 Feb 20
Friday | Feb 14 2020THE next few port calls of cruise ships at various destinations around Australia and New Zealand.
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RCL reverses its coronavirus policy
Thursday | Feb 13 2020ROYAL Caribbean Cruises (RCL) has reversed its ban on Chinese passport holders (CW Mon), originally imposed amid coronavirus fears.
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