CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Viator top shore tours
Tuesday | Nov 8 2016VIATOR has named its top ten shore excursions for Australians sailing to the South Pacific and New Zealand.
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France culinary cruise
Tuesday | Nov 8 2016EUROPEAN Waterways has released a new culinary themed itinerary aboard its hotel barge Enchant, travelling through the south west of France.
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Details on Duchess
Tuesday | Nov 8 2016THE American Queen Steamboat Company has released more details on its new upmarket vessel American Duchess ahead of its introduction in Jun 2017.
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MSC 2017 new ports
Tuesday | Nov 8 2016SARANDE, Kingstown and Riga are new destinations which have been added to MSC Cruises’ 2017 offering, on sale now.
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Carnival capacity up
Tuesday | Nov 8 2016CARNIVAL Cruise Line will add a second year-round ship in Tampa, Florida and upgrade its capacity in Long Beach, California in 2018.
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Maritime reg delay
Tuesday | Nov 8 2016THE introduction of a national system of maritime safety regulations has been deferred to 01 Jul 2018, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Darren Chester said yesterday.
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Cunard identifies “blocks”
Tuesday | Nov 8 2016A perception of expense is a potential block to new cruisers booking with Cunard, the cruise line found in a study in Aug.
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OPT plan a wet blanket
Tuesday | Nov 8 2016PLANS to turnaround two ships in Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal in one day could “put a damper on cruise itineraries,” Terry Thornton, svp commercial port ops and Carnival Int’l said.
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Scenic sees Euro pick-up
Tuesday | Nov 8 2016SCENIC is predicting late bookings will help boost a tough year in European river cruising as the Australian market shows signs of recovering from shocks in France and Belgium.
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Porthole 8 Nov 16
Tuesday | Nov 8 2016A NEW tradition will be kicked off by Royal Caribbean this month, which it has dubbed…
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