CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Star Clippers air credit
Thursday | May 25 2017CLIENTS booking select tall ship Mediterranean cruises with Star Clippers before 31 Jul will receive $800 towards the cost of flights.
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CCL host more laughs
Thursday | May 25 2017CARNIVAL Cruise Line will host a record 25,000 shows at its Punchliner Comedy Clubs in 2017 on its 25-ship fleet and more than 1,000 on sailings out of Sydney.
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Tauck slams rebating
Thursday | May 25 2017TAUCK vp global sales Steven Spivak this week reaffirmed the company’s strong stance on discounting, which he said “undermines the integrity of our industry” and destroys the livelihood of travel agents.
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Crystal excursions
Thursday | May 25 2017CRYSTAL has added new Crystal Wilderness Adventures to its 2017 Northwest Passage Voyage on Crystal Serenity on 15 Aug.
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RCL extends hours
Thursday | May 25 2017ROYAL Caribbean Cruises will extend the hours of operation of its Reservation Sales & Service call centre for Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises & Azamara Club Cruises in Australia from 29 May.
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Seabourn upgrades
Thursday | May 25 2017SEABOURN Odyssey has emerged from drydock sporting The Grill by Thomas Keller restaurant and a new mindful living program.
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HAL Cuba approval
Thursday | May 25 2017HOLLAND America Line has become the third Carnival Corp cruise line to receive the green light to begin sailing to Cuba.
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Syd booking system
Thursday | May 25 2017THE Port Authority of NSW has confirmed it is exploring a number of options to address cruise capacity in Sydney, including a new booking policy.
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Carnival new gadget
Thursday | May 25 2017CARNIVAL Corporation has announced a new animated character that guests can create and use with the line’s Ocean Medallion technology.
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Tauck’s small ship boost
Thursday | May 25 2017TAUCK’S current three to five year plan will see small ship cruising split into two different styles of travelling: expedition and cultural journeys.
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