CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Grand return
Thursday | Jan 21 2021MSC Cruises’ MSC Grandiosa will return to the sea from 24 Jan, with the Government of Italy confirming cruises can return under its unique health and safety protocol.
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Viking survey
Thursday | Jan 21 2021A trade survey conducted by Viking has highlighted the need for industry flexibility.
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Porthole 21 Jan 21
Thursday | Jan 21 2021A cooler is almost essential on a fishing trip, but for four fishermen off the coast of Nelson Bay, it was life-saving.
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ACA Update 20 Jan 21
Wednesday | Jan 20 2021WITH Jill Abel, CEO, Australian Cruise Association – Expedition cruising: Expedition cruising is the big news…
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Celestyal to recommence
Wednesday | Jan 20 2021CELESTYAL Cruises has announced its new spring 2021 recommencement date will be 24 Apr.
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NCLH out to 30 Apr
Wednesday | Jan 20 2021NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) overnight confirmed the extension of its ongoing pause in operations, announcing the cancellation of all Apr cruises across the Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises brands.
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AQSC new hire
Wednesday | Jan 20 2021AMERICAN Queen Steamboat Company (AQSC) has named Rodney Bailey as its new Vice President Hotel Operations.
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Murray goes green
Wednesday | Jan 20 2021THE Victorian State Government has declared its border bubble in New South Wales as a green permit zone, meaning travellers from border towns can freely travel on the Murray River.
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Porthole 20 Jan 21
Wednesday | Jan 20 2021POLICE in Victoria have rescued a would-be thief, after she found herself stranded on a boat anchored off the Mornington Peninsula.
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Shipyard pressure grows for Genting
Tuesday | Jan 19 2021GENTING Hong Kong, the parent company of Crystal Cruises, Star Cruises and Dream Cruises, is facing financial pressure in its MV Werften shipyards, with concerns operations are being threatened by an ongoing lack of orders.
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