News
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Cuban damages
Tuesday | Jan 3 2023CARNIVAL, MSC, Norwegian, and Royal Caribbean have been ordered to pay USD$400 million for the use of a Cuban port which was “unlawfully expropriated” by revolutionary Fidel Castro in the 1960s.
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AIDA changes
Tuesday | Jan 3 2023AIDA Cruises guests will no longer need proof of a negative antigen test as of 13 Jan, as part of new testing requirements for the line.
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Porthole 03 Jan 23
Tuesday | Jan 3 2023THE return of cruising to Australia meant the return of ships to the country’s ports for New Year’s Eve, where lucky travellers took in the NYE fireworks from on board.
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CW for Tue 03 Jan 2023
Tuesday | Jan 3 2023RSSC back in Australia, Orion denied entry, MSC World Cruise open for sale, Carnival, repairs completed aboard Ambience, AIDA changes, Cuban damages paid by four cruise lines, and more.
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Sommer: Spirit the perfect ship for Aus
Friday | Dec 23 2022NORWEGIAN Cruise Line’s Norwegian Spirit is the perfect ship for the Australian market, following her USD$100 million bow-to-stern revitalisation, President & Chief Executive Officer Harry Sommer told CW.
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PTM goes double Dutch
Friday | Dec 23 2022THE recent inaugural departure of Tauck’s Dutch Waterways cruise was joined by TravelManagers’ Kerstin Rheinlander, who was one of just three Australian travel advisors aboard.
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Coral to miss two New Zealand calls
Friday | Dec 23 2022PRINCESS Cruises’ Coral Princess will miss her scheduled visits to Fiordland and Dunedin in New Zealand on her current itinerary, as she undergoes additional hull clearing.
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Merry Xmas from CW
Friday | Dec 23 2022TODAY is the last issue of Cruise Weekly for the year, as the Business Publishing Group (BPG) team enjoys a break over the Christmas and New Year period.
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Croatia borders
Friday | Dec 23 2022CROATIA will become a part of the Schengen Area from next year, and will adopt the Euro as its official currency.
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Porthole 23 Dec 22
Friday | Dec 23 2022SCIENTISTS have found a “yellow brick road” in a never-before-seen spot in the Pacific Ocean.
