CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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ACA Update 16 Aug 18
Thursday | Aug 16 2018WITH Jill Abel, CEO, Australian Cruise Association – Tasmania on show: With 119 cruise ship visits…
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Riviera 2019 brox
Thursday | Aug 16 2018RIVIERA Travel has launched its new Australian brochure for the 2019 season of European river cruises,…
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$200m ports investment for Tasmania
Thursday | Aug 16 2018THE body overseeing Tasmania’s cruise sector has released a new 15-year masterplan, which will guide $200m in infrastructure development in Hobart, Burnie, Devonport and Bell Bay.
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Aria’s new look on song
Thursday | Aug 16 2018P&O Cruises has announced that Pacific Aria has emerged from her 12-day dry dock in Singapore boasting a range of new features and furnishings.
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Explorer down under
Thursday | Aug 16 2018REGENT Seven Seas Cruises will debut its Seven Seas Explorer (pictured) in Australian and New Zealand waters from Nov 2020 as part of its newly released 2020/21 series of itineraries.
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Celebrity’s Edgy space
Thursday | Aug 16 2018CELEBRITY Cruises has unveiled new technologically advanced entertainment offerings to be on Celebrity Edge, including a newly designed theatre and club space.
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NZ cruise increase
Thursday | Aug 16 2018STATS New Zealand has today released cruise ship traveller and expenditure figures for the year ended Jun 2018, revealing a rise in expenditure, as a result of more voyages and passengers.
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Seabourn collection
Thursday | Aug 16 2018SEABOURN has released its 2019/20 “Extraordinary Worlds” Cruise Collection, showcasing more than 180 cruises that will visit more than 450 destinations in almost 100 countries around the world.
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More cruise choice
Thursday | Aug 16 2018A NEW report released by travel network Virtuoso has highlighted cruising as a popular choice due to its differentiation, offering travellers “the ability to choose the kind of cruise that is right for them” said Michael Londregan, Virtuoso Asia-Pacific managing director.
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Royal bans emotional support animals
Thursday | Aug 16 2018ROYAL Caribbean International has updated its animal policy to prohibit emotional support animals on its cruises, according to a report by CBS Miami.
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