CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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CLIA mandates core health protocols
Tuesday | Sep 22 2020CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has laid out the first steps of a road map toward a resumption of cruising in the United States, saying that with the support of regulators and destinations “cruises could feasibly begin during the remainder of 2020”.
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Princess confirms Sea, Sun sale
Tuesday | Sep 22 2020PRINCESS Cruises this morning confirmed widespread speculation its Sea Princess (pictured) and Sun Princess are among the 18 vessels slated to leave the Carnival Corp fleet.
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Rock on, all!
Tuesday | Sep 22 2020EVERY travel agent in Australia and New Zealand is being invited to promote the 2021 Super Cruise, which combines the Rock the Boat and Cruisin’ Country music festivals at sea into the world’s biggest music cruise.
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Emerald 2022
Tuesday | Sep 22 2020EMERALD Waterways’ 2022 European river cruise collection is on sale now.
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Riviera solo trips
Tuesday | Sep 22 2020RIVIERA Travel River Cruises has released a record number of solo-only European river cruises in 2021, off the back of a 400% jump in solo guests for the cruise line.
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Seabourn so suite
Tuesday | Sep 22 2020SEABOURN Cruise Line has extended its sensational suite savings through to 20 Nov.
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Porthole 22 Sep 20
Tuesday | Sep 22 2020NOW well into the midst of its restart in Taiwan, Dream Cruises is sharing its safety messages on social media, and is doing so through dance.
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2021 Super Cruise now open to all
Monday | Sep 21 2020THE 2021 Cruiseco Super Cruise (CW 31 Jul) is now open to any travel agencies in Australia or New Zealand, rather than just to the consortium’s members.
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Seabourn a cut above the rest
Monday | Sep 21 2020THE first steel has been cut for Seabourn Cruise Line’s second expedition ship.
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CLIA lauds WA
Monday | Sep 21 2020CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia has welcomed the support for Western Australian travel agents provided by the Government of WA.
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