CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Millennials love RCL
Tuesday | May 23 2017MILLENNIALS are helping boost the brand health of cruise lines, according to new research from The Harris Poll’s 29th annual EquiTrend Study.
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Russia popularity up
Tuesday | May 23 2017APT’S return to river cruising in Russia (CW 18 May) was prompted by the popularity of the resumption of its small ship itineraries in Russia, in 2017, a spokesperson for APT told CW.
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MSC Cirque details
Tuesday | May 23 2017THE two new Cirque du Soleil shows created for MSC Meraviglia will be called Sonar and Viaggio.
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Go solo with Pandaw
Tuesday | May 23 2017PANDAW is offering no single supplement on a wide selection of expeditions and departure dates through to 2019.
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HAL Mexico 2nd Vista
Tuesday | May 23 2017HOLLAND America Line’s ms Oosterdam will join ms Westerdam on roundtrip itineraries from San Diego, California during the 2017-18 Mexico cruise season.
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Shipbuilders combine
Tuesday | May 23 2017ITALIAN shipbuilder Fincantieri has announced the acquisition of a major shareholding in rival STX France, paying 79.5 million for a 66.66% stake in the French group.
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P&O Townsville trial
Tuesday | May 23 2017P&O Cruises’ Pacific Eden will trial partial turnarounds at Townsville from Sep 2018, where around 400 pax will embark or disembark, marking the first time pax will be able to board there.
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Lindblad appoints
Tuesday | May 23 2017LINDBLAD Expeditions has appointed Daniel Hanrahan as an independent director of the company and as a member of the Audit Committee of the Board.
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New active cruise line
Tuesday | May 23 2017A new cruise line dedicated to sports, fitness and good health called Blue World Voyages is preparing to launch in May 2018.
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Sydney situation “critical”
Tuesday | May 23 2017SENIOR executives from Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings are meeting with Sydney Ports Authority today as part of an ongoing campaign to resolve the impasse of Sydney Harbour’s cruise capacity.
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