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THE inaugural visit by Norwegian Joy to Hong Kong yesterday was welcomed by local officials, with Hong Kong Commissioner for Tourism Cathy Chu hailing the growing contribution of cruise tourism to the city’s economy.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s Australian-based ships, Carnival Spirit and Carnival Legend will both go into drydock next May.
CRUISE Weekly and the other publications in the Travel Daily Group will be the official media partners for the upcoming Cruise360 conference hosted by Cruise Lines International Association Australasia.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line will once again sail out of Sydney in Nov 2019, after swapping out the destination for Melbourne in the same period in 2018 due to congestion at the OPT.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line’s deployment of Norwegian Joy out of Shanghai and Tianjin is evidence of the company’s strong commitment to Asia, which has been spearheaded by Steve Odell since he established the company’s regional head office in Sydney just two years ago.
THIS week’s port calls of cruise ships at various destinations around Australia.
CLOSE to 2,000 New South Wales supporters were on board P&O Cruises’ first Blues Cruise last week on Pacific Jewel.
ACTRESS and godmother of all of MSC Cruises’ ships, Sophia Loren, christened MSC Meraviglia on Sat in a ceremony at Le Havre.
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