CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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MRPS 2023 season
Thursday | Jun 24 2021MURRAY River Paddlesteamers (MRPS) has released its 2023 departures for sale.
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Carnival releases climate targets
Thursday | Jun 24 2021CARNIVAL Corporation has announced its initial 2030 sustainability goals, incorporating six focus areas.
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Crew visa bill
Thursday | Jun 24 2021NEW South Wales Senator Kristina Keneally is proposing an amendment to the Migration Act 1958, which would require all crew on cruise ships within Australian waters to obtain an International Seafarers Work Visa.
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Porthole 24 Jun 21
Thursday | Jun 24 2021GOOD news – technology has ended cannibalism at sea, according to a British MP.
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ACA Update 23 June 21
Wednesday | Jun 23 2021WITH Jill Abel, CEO Australian Cruise Association – More delays: Disappointing news since my last column…
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RSSC unveils its newest ship Grandeur
Wednesday | Jun 23 2021REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) has named its newest ship Seven Seas Grandeur (render pictured).
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HAL hosts hootenanny
Wednesday | Jun 23 2021CARNIVAL Corporation’s Holland America Line (HAL) and Seabourn Cruise Line recently teamed up for an in-depth product update at the Greenwood Hotel in Sydney’s northern suburbs.
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Dowling honoured
Wednesday | Jun 23 2021ROSS Dowling was last week named Emeritus Professor of Tourism at Western Australia’s Edith Cowan University.
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Princess plans
Wednesday | Jun 23 2021PRINCESS Cruises is continuing to plan its resumption of cruising in the United States with sailings departing from Los Angeles, San Francisco and Fort Lauderdale in the northern autumn.
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Silversea resumes
Wednesday | Jun 23 2021SILVERSEA Cruises resumed cruising late last week with the debut of Silver Moon in Greece and Silver Origin in the Galapagos Islands respectively.
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