CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Shore power delayed by two years
Monday | Sep 30 2024NEW South Wales is finally set to power up for cleaner cruise ship visits, with a $20 million contract finally awarded to begin the landmark shore power project at White Bay Cruise Terminal (CW 22 Mar 2022).
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Seabourn is a Connoisseur
Monday | Sep 30 2024SEABOURN Cruise Line will debut its Connoisseur Collection, which will feature premium culinary and reserve wine experiences aboard its fleet.
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Blood ahoy on Celestyal
Monday | Sep 30 2024VOLUNTEER crew members and guests on board Celestyal Cruises’ Celestyal Journey recently rolled up their sleeves to take part in the line’s 2024 blood donation campaign.
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Cruise Month is on
Monday | Sep 30 2024OCEAN Week signals the start of CLIA Australasia’s annual Cruise Month showcase to travellers, both experienced and brand new.
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Aurora Arctic tour
Monday | Sep 30 2024AGENTS and their clients can learn more about Aurora Expeditions’ new Small Ship Cruises (CW 05 Sep) at a new series of roadshow events running over four weeks.
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ACA firm in power
Monday | Sep 30 2024AUSTRALIAN Cruise Association (ACA) CEO Jill Abel is celebrating the Government of NSW’s move to begin construction of a shore power facility at White Bay (see p1).
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Riviera early birds
Monday | Sep 30 2024TRAVELLERS can secure a 2026 Riviera Travel river cruise at 2025 prices until 15 Dec as part of an early bird deal launched by the cruise line.
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Virgin pass back
Monday | Sep 30 2024VIRGIN Voyages’ Summer Season Pass will be back by popular demand next year, and will be expanded across the cruise line’s fleet.
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Solos on Pandaw
Monday | Sep 30 2024PANDAW has eliminated supplementary charges for solo travellers on more departures heading into 2025.
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Kangaroo Isl ferry
Monday | Sep 30 2024SEALINK South Australia will introduce a new timetable for its Kangaroo Island ferry once its two new vessels enter service next year.
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