Headlines
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Shorepower solution for Sydney
Tuesday | Mar 22 2022THE Government of NSW yesterday announced a $60 million plan to create the first shorepower cruise berth in the region at Sydney’s White Bay Cruise Terminal.
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NSW confirms May return
Tuesday | Mar 22 2022CRUISE ships will be permitted to once again cruise in New South Wales waters from May, the state’s Minister for Transport David Elliott has indicated.
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Explorer on her way home
Tuesday | Mar 22 2022P&O Cruises Australia’s flagship Pacific Explorer has begun her voyage home to resume cruising in her home market.
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Ponant set to return within weeks
Monday | Mar 21 2022PONANT looks likely to be the first international passenger cruise line to recommence operations in Australian waters following next month’s lifting of the biosecurity emergency period, with its first vessel expected to begin operations out of Darwin on 28 Apr.
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Cruise to return to Qld
Monday | Mar 21 2022THE Queensland Government has announced the return of cruising in the state from 17 Apr (CW breaking news Fri).
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Cruise to boost Qld’s economy
Monday | Mar 21 2022THE Queensland Government’s announcement that international cruise ships will be welcome next month (see page two) is fantastic news for Australia’s hotel industry, the Accommodation Association has said.
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That’s peak Seabourn!
Monday | Mar 21 2022AMERICAN mountain climber Alison Levine (pictured) has been named the godmother of Seabourn Cruise Line’s new Seabourn Venture.
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Norwegian’s new Prima donna!
Friday | Mar 18 2022AMERICAN singer-songwriter Katy Perry has been named godmother of Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) newest ship, Norwegian Prima.
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A HAL of a prize!
Friday | Mar 18 2022HOLLAND America Line (HAL) has given away 130 Alaskan cruises to travel advisors at trade appreciation events this month.
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NZ cruise ban set to ease
Thursday | Mar 17 2022AUTHORITIES in New Zealand have hinted that the country’s maritime border restrictions will be lifted in line with yesterday’s announcement about the reopening of the country to foreign tourists from next month.
