CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 31 Aug 17
Thursday | Aug 31 2017THIS should at least make up for some of those buffet meals.
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Webjet cruise slow
Thursday | Aug 31 2017WEBJET this morning revealed that its Cruise Republic online cruise booking business had seen “marginal growth” of just 3% during the year to 30 Jun 2017.
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ACA Conference to discuss the GBR
Thursday | Aug 31 2017THE Australian Cruise Association (ACA) Conference will discuss how the cruise industry can protect the Great Barrier Reef.
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Evergreen new Mekong cruise
Thursday | Aug 31 2017EVERGREEN Cruise & Tours has announced a new Vietnam & Cambodia river cruise in Aug 2018 to meet demand.
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Salary survey
Thursday | Aug 31 2017CRUISE Weekly and its sister publications Travel Daily and travelBulletin are this week conducting an industry salary survey, with participants in the running to win Fitbits, movie tickets and one of fifty travelBulletin subscriptions.
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Seabourn launches new ‘Source’ app
Thursday | Aug 31 2017SEABOURN has launched a new ‘Seabourn Source’ web app, allowing passengers to access daily details of their voyage on their smartphone, tablet or laptop such as activity and entertainment schedules, onboard dining menus plus port arrival & departure times.
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Sea Princess reno
Thursday | Aug 31 2017PRINCESS Cruises has confirmed details of a 16-day dry dock for Sea Princess in Oct, just in time for her upcoming Brisbane summer cruise season.
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Silversea portal
Thursday | Aug 31 2017A new marketing portal for Silversea Cruises is set to launch for travel agents.
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CCL Harvey update
Thursday | Aug 31 2017THE Port of Galveston is expected to remain closed until later this week due to extreme flooding in Texas caused by Hurricane Harvey.
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Silversea expands
Thursday | Aug 31 2017SILVERSEA Cruises ceo
Roberto Martinoli has
confirmed the line is looking
into “real, final contracts” for
newbuild vessels.
“We have two options for
two more sister ships to the
Muse and we are working
them as we speak so we might
be seeing something soon,”
the executive told CW.
Silversea Cruises is looking
to agents, as the line’s primary
distribution channel, to
support the growth.
Martinoli also confirmed
bookings for the Q2 and Q3
2019 season would be opened
in coming months. More on Silversea on pg 3 of today’s Cruise Weekly.
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