CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Get cruise on the roadmap!
Monday | Jul 5 2021AUSTRALIA’S plan for future travel requirements, announced by PM Scott Morrison last week (TD breaking news Fri) needs to include cruising, CLIA has said.
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P&O, Princess cancel
Friday | Jul 2 2021CARNIVAL Corporation’s P&O Cruises Australia and Princess Cruises brands have extended their cruising pause in the country until mid-Dec (CW breaking news yesterday).
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Seabourn gets Sourcey
Friday | Jul 2 2021SEABOURN Cruise Line has expanded its Seabourn Source mobile application.
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Insurance mandate
Friday | Jul 2 2021ROYAL Caribbean (RCI) will require unvaccinated travellers on Florida cruises to have travel insurance.
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CDC approvals underway for cruises
Friday | Jul 2 2021THE Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) has given Royal Caribbean International (RCI) a tick of approval to begin both a revenue and test sailing.
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Fiji cruise raffle
Friday | Jul 2 2021BLUE Lagoon Cruises and South Sea Cruises are holding a fundraising raffle, offering the chance to win a seven-night cruise, as well as a double day pass to Malamala Beach Club, with a FJ$200 food and beverage voucher.
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Porthole 02 Jul 21
Friday | Jul 2 2021THERE is now so much plastic pollution in the ocean the debris has become a rafting route for invasive species, threatening native animals with extinction.
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A Taste of the Tropics
Friday | Jul 2 2021PONANT is giving travellers a taste of the tropics in 2022/2023 – luxury tropical expeditions including…
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CW breaking news – Princess, P&O extend cruising pause until December
Thursday | Jul 1 2021Princess Cruises and P&O Cruises extend cruising pause for Australia. Princess Cruises has just confirmed the…
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Ponant Tropics 2022-23
Thursday | Jul 1 2021PONANT has announced its 2022 and 2023 Tropical Expeditions with 67 diverse offerings including the Kimberley (pictured), as well as East Africa, Melanesia, and Southeast Asia.
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