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Genting health overhaul
Tuesday | Apr 14 2020
GENTING Hong Kong has announced comprehensive onboard health protocols for its Star Cruises and Dream Cruises brands.
Keep Dreaming…
Tuesday | Apr 14 2020
TODAY we announce the launch of Keep Dreaming a new weekly electronic magazine from our sister consumer-facing publication Travel & Cruise Weekly.
We’ll be back: RCL
Tuesday | Apr 14 2020
ROYAL Caribbean Cruises (RCL) is steadfastly making plans to return to Australia on schedule next summer, with regional Managing Director Gavin Smith saying the line will target its marketing at past guests.
Sun setting
Tuesday | Apr 14 2020
AS A result of fleet redeployment, all sailings on Norwegian Sun from 21 May to 18 Oct have been cancelled.
Porthole 14 Apr 20
Tuesday | Apr 14 2020
FOLLOWING the fantastic work of all involved, Greg Mortimer last week disembarked her Australian and New Zealand passengers, helping repatriate them on a flight home.
CW for Tue 14 Apr 2020
Tuesday | Apr 14 2020
US CDC extends “no cruise” order, Genting health overhaul, Keep Dreaming, RCL founder dies, Scenic pauses, Carnival cancels and more.
Crystal shuts down Australian office
Thursday | Apr 9 2020
CRYSTAL Cruises this morning announced the closure of its Australian office (CW breaking news), with the move revealed alongside “offensive and defensive measures – including a review of our business around the world – to ensure it will weather this pandemic.”
Crystal closure a sad day for the industry
Thursday | Apr 9 2020
ROBYN and Murray Sinfield own Home Travel Company, a Virtuoso and Savenio affiliate and one of Australia’s most respected cruise travel agencies.
Ruby raided
Thursday | Apr 9 2020
NEW South Wales Police have raided Ruby Princess and questioned its crew overnight.
MUA condemns
Thursday | Apr 9 2020
THE Morrison Government has been condemned by the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) and the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITWF) for its treatment of cruise ship crews, with the MUA calling the Prime Minister “reckless” and “heartless”.