-
Coral confirms
Tuesday | Oct 13 2020CORAL Expeditions has confirmed that it remains hopeful that its upcoming Coral Discoverer annual season in Tasmania will proceed, with the 70-passenger ship, Australian crew and robust SailSafe plan making it the “ideal restart option”.
-
Splendor Feb plan
Tuesday | Oct 13 2020CARNIVAL Cruise Line has extended the pause of its Carnival Splendor voyages out of Sydney, with the company now cancelling all sailings up to and including 08 Feb 2021.
-
ACL 2021 season
Tuesday | Oct 13 2020AMERICAN Cruise Lines (ACL) will debut over 50 new shore excursions in 2021, along with a range of pre- and post-cruise packages across the United States.
-
Scenic committed
Tuesday | Oct 13 2020SCENIC Group’s commitment to the trade hasn’t changed despite the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Evergreen Director Sales, Marketing & Product Angus Crichton told Cruise Weekly.
-
Porthole 13 Oct 20
Tuesday | Oct 13 2020THERE could be a new hazard to shipping in the English Channel, under a new plan by the UK Home Office to stem the flow of migrants coming by sea.
-
CW for Tue 13 Oct 2020
Tuesday | Oct 13 2020Live Cruiseco WLCL link, Aurora, Carnival Splendor, Coral, Scenic, American and more.
-
CLIA highlights impact of shutdown
Monday | Oct 12 2020CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) is aiming to mobilise support for a phased reopening of the sector in Australia and New Zealand, in a major activation of its #WeAreCruise initiative.
-
Tas says no cruises yet
Monday | Oct 12 2020TASPORTS has said no decision has been made on when cruise ships might return to its harbours, after Coral Expeditions last month revealed it had developed itineraries in the state within the next six months (CW 24 Sep).
-
7 slams cruising
Monday | Oct 12 2020LAST night’s Cruising – The Biggest Storm documentary on Channel 7 across Australia will have reinforced negative perceptions of cruising, despite some upbeat moments about the pending Coral Expeditions restart and avid cruisers eager to take to the high seas again.
-
New ACA Chair
Monday | Oct 12 2020THE Australian Cruise Association (ACA) has announced Port Authority of New South Wales Chief Executive Officer Phillip Holliday will become interim Executive Committee Chairman in the lead-up to the ACA’s Annual General Meeting, now scheduled for 25 Nov.
PARTNER SITES
to top