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CW breaking news – DFAT updates cruise advice
Tuesday | Mar 10 2020
Federal Govt advises travellers to reconsider overseas cruising. DFAT has advised Australian travellers to “reconsider taking…
Cruise lines offer greater flexibility
Monday | Mar 9 2020
A NUMBER of cruise lines have significantly altered their cancellation policies in the wake of ongoing COVID-19 anxiety, offering guests more flexibility when rescheduling cruise trips.
Viking shines light on Sun
Monday | Mar 9 2020
VIKING Cruises says it is “extremely disappointed” by a decision made by Indonesian authorities to block Viking Sun’s entry to the Javan capital of Semarang over the weekend.
Cruise challenges
Monday | Mar 9 2020
THE US State Department has issued a travel warning advising its citizens with “underlying health conditions” not to travel on a cruise ship.
Fred. Olsen 2021/22
Monday | Mar 9 2020
FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines has revealed the details of its 2021/22 program, featuring visits to 224 destinations across 73 countries as part of 93 itineraries.
Uniworld update
Monday | Mar 9 2020
UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruise Collection is allowing guests to cancel any 2020 cruise up to 14 days prior to departure, without a penalty.
CLIA meets Pence
Monday | Mar 9 2020
US VICE President Mike Pence has flagged “significant changes” in the practices of the country’s cruise industry, announcing enhanced screening protocols and shipboard testing for COVID-19.
Effective Princess
Monday | Mar 9 2020
A STUDY conducted by the Graduate School of Medicine at Hokkaido University in Japan found that Princess Cruises’ quarantine procedures on board the troubled Diamond Princess was “highly successful” in mitigating the spread of COVID-19 on board.
Celebrity appoints local marketing head
Monday | Mar 9 2020
CELEBRITY Cruises has appointed Emma Mumford to be its new Head of Marketing for Australia and New Zealand.
Porthole 09 Mar 20
Monday | Mar 9 2020
THE ongoing health advice from the World Health Organization regarding COVID-19 has certainly kept the cruise industry on its toes, as well as the US President it appears.