CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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NEW cancellation and amendment policies issued this week by a number of cruise lines have been welcomed by the travel industry, which is facing a mounting tide of concern from cruisers worried about the COVID-19 outbreak, particularly those with upcoming 2020 European summer bookings.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) this week debuted its new Extraordinary Journeys product, while also opening sales for a number of 2021 itineraries.
PRINCESS Cruises has seen a record booking day for the line, with tickets going on sale yesterday for Sapphire Princess’ redeployment to Australia (CW 19 Feb).
SAVINGS are on offer on Silversea’s Sub-Antarctic voyages as part of the cruise line’s Wave Season promotion, departing from New Zealand aboard the 144-guest Silver Explorer.
IMAGINE thinking that you’ve hit the jackpot and caught a whopper of a fish, only to discover a creature known as a “bearded fireworm” on the end of your line.
THE next few port calls of cruise ships at various destinations around Australia and New Zealand.
VIKING Cruises is stepping on the accelerator, with plans well advanced for the debut of new cruise offerings in South and North America.
AMERICAN Cruise Line overnight announced it will launch two new riverboats for the 2021 season, as part of its Modern Riverboat series.
ROYAL Caribbean International’s almost-new Spectrum of the Seas is currently docked in Sydney Harbour off Cremorne Point, with the ship relocating from China as a result of the COVID-19 crisis.
OCEANIA Cruises is today showcasing its Tropics & Exotics 2021-22 Collection, with a number of promotional offers available.