CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Take five for free
Friday | Jun 7 2019NORWEGIAN Cruise Line is celebrating the Queen’s Birthday long weekend by launching its “Take 5 Free” deal, offering complimentary packages including drinks, dining, wi-fi, and shore excursions until 18 Jun.
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See you next Wed
Friday | Jun 7 2019DUE to the approaching Queen’s Birthday long weekend, Cruise Weekly will not be published on 10 Jun.
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Counting the costs
Friday | Jun 7 2019UNIWORLD has confirmed the cancellation of six upcoming sailings for the River Countess, following its collision with MSC Opera in Venice last Sun (CW 03 Jun).
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Crystal expertise
Friday | Jun 7 2019CRYSTAL Expedition Cruises has appointed experienced explorer David Sinclair to be its expedition leader for its upcoming Crystal Endeavor ship launching in Aug 2020.
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Repeat offender?
Friday | Jun 7 2019PROSECUTORS of a Viking Cruises ship captain involved in a fatal collision on the Danube last week (CW 31 May) claim he was previously involved in a similar non-fatal accident in the Netherlands in Apr.
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Avalon cleans up
Friday | Jun 7 2019AS PART of the Globus family of brands’ support for The Ocean Cleanup, Avalon Waterway will commit to a number of sustainability efforts, including using LED light bulbs, state-of-the-art propulsion systems and upgrade sewerage treatment.
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A full spectrum of food 07 Jun 19
Friday | Jun 7 2019AUSTRALIAN and New Zealand travel agents currently on board the inaugural sailing of Spectrum of the Seas had the opportunity to try out the speciality dining experience on offer at the Sichuan Red restaurant, a new culinary concept designed specifically for Royal’s newest vessel.
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CLIA Update 6 June 2019
Wednesday | Jun 5 2019WITH Joe Katz, MD, CLIA Australasia – Action for Venice: The weekend’s incident in Venice has…
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CLIA welcomes push for alternate canal
Wednesday | Jun 5 2019CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has welcomed statements made by the Mayor of Venice that demand an “urgent solution” to allow cruise vessels to enter via an alternative route to the city’s Giudecca Canal.
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