CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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First preview for Joy
Tuesday | Jun 20 2017NORWEGIAN Cruise Line’s latest ship Norwegian Joy has completed her first preview cruise from her new home port of Shanghai, having made maiden calls to Singapore, Qingdao, Shenzhen and Hong Kong.
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Ahoy Buccaneers 2019
Tuesday | Jun 20 2017KIMBERLEY coast cruise operator, Ahoy Buccaneers has released its 2019 sailings
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Seabourn Alaska
Tuesday | Jun 20 2017SEABOURN has dropped its partnership with Ventures by Seabourn Zodiac excursions in Alaska after questions were raised by US regulators.
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London new port?
Tuesday | Jun 20 2017LONDON’S major port, The Port of Tilbury, has begun consultation to seek views from local communities on its proposal to build a new port terminal.
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Cunard crossword
Tuesday | Jun 20 2017CUNARD and The New York Times have come together to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the newspaper’s crossword by holding a Crossword Crossing.
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Not a word on cruise
Tuesday | Jun 20 2017ANYONE in the cruise industry hoping for some investment from the NSW Government in the fast growing sector will be disappointed by the state budget today, which fails to even mention the word cruise.
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C360 masterclass
Tuesday | Jun 20 2017CRUISE Lines International Association Aus has announced a variety of masterclasses as part of its upcoming Cruise360 conference in Aug this year.
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Cuba cruises win reprieve
Tuesday | Jun 20 2017TOURISM leaders have condemned new restrictions on travel to Cuba announced by US President Donald Trump, though cruise lines appear to have escaped tightened laws.
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Croatia – so hot right now
Tuesday | Jun 20 2017TEMPO Holidays has become the latest supplier to focus on the fast-growing cruise market to Croatia, with the launch of a dedicated new venture in partnership with Katarina Line.
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Montreal’s new terminal
Thursday | Jun 15 2017THE Montreal Port Authority last week celebrated the arrival of Holland America Line’s MS Maasdam, the first vessel to operate from the city’s brand new cruise terminal.
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