CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Now is the time
Wednesday | Apr 7 2021CRUISE Lines International Association has called the announcement of a trans-Tasman travel bubble a “positive step forward” for tourism in Australia and New Zealand, but added it highlights the lack of progress being made toward a responsible resumption of local cruise operations.
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RSSC out until Aug
Wednesday | Apr 7 2021REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) has suspended voyages until Aug, with affected travel partners to be contacted.
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Putting off the Ritz
Wednesday | Apr 7 2021THE debut of The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection’s new ship Evrima has been pushed back again, this time until Nov.
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Study slaps cruise
Wednesday | Apr 7 2021A study by Florida International University (FIU) has found the water quality around Key West in Florida has improved in the absence of cruise ships.
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CLIA pushes CDC to lift restrictions
Tuesday | Apr 6 2021CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) overnight called for the lifting of the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention’s (CDC) Framework for Conditional Sailing Order, after the national public health agency significantly relaxed restrictions on other types of travel for vaccinated passengers.
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RCI extends and receives
Tuesday | Apr 6 2021QUANTUM of the Seas’ Singapore season has been extended until Oct.
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Get vaccinated!
Tuesday | Apr 6 2021WINDSTAR Cruises has announced its guests will be required to be vaccinated against coronavirus to sail.
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Disney UK restart
Tuesday | Apr 6 2021DISNEY Cruise Line is set to offer staycations from ports in the United Kingdom in the northern summer.
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ATG positive on Kimberley
Tuesday | Apr 6 2021APT Travel Group (ATG) Managing Director Chris Hall says while the company is disappointed at the NT Government’s ruling against ships with more than 100 people on board (CW 29 Mar), it will not stop the company from operating its upcoming Kimberley season.
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