CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 06 Apr 21
Tuesday | Apr 6 2021THE name of the New South Wales far south coast town of Narooma is said to be derived from the Aboriginal word meaning “clear blue waters”, but according to a University of New South Wales study, those waters are hot spots for global ocean warming.
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RCI UK return
Thursday | Apr 1 2021ROYAL Caribbean International (RCI) is the latest cruise line to announce its British homecoming this northern…
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Emerald releases 2023 Azzurra dates
Thursday | Apr 1 2021EMERALD Cruises has released its 2023 dates, featuring Emerald Azzurra’s (render pictured) first itineraries in the Black Sea.
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Geographer welcomed
Thursday | Apr 1 2021CORAL Expeditions has welcomed its newest ship Coral Geographer, with her maiden trip embarking from Cairns y’day.
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Losses at $5b
Thursday | Apr 1 2021AUSTRALIA’S cruise losses have now passed $5b, on the day Cruise Lines International Association released the latest video in its #WeAreCruise series.
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Murray brochure
Thursday | Apr 1 2021CAPTAIN Cook Cruises has released its new Murray Princess 2021-2022 cruise brochure.
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Porthole 01 Apr 21
Thursday | Apr 1 2021MUCH to the chagrin of ships transitting their bootleg Chanel and Louis Vuitton around the globe, Ever Given has sensationally become stuck in the Suez Canal once again.
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ACA Update 31 March 21
Wednesday | Mar 31 2021WITH Jill Abel, CEO, Australian Cruise Association – Industry outlook: As we reach the end of…
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Celebrity confirms British restart
Wednesday | Mar 31 2021CELEBRITY Cruises is the latest line to announce its return in the United Kingdom, with its newly revolutionised ship, Celebrity Silhouette, to set sail from Southampton in Jul.
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Regent half full for 2022
Wednesday | Mar 31 2021THE luxury end of the cruise market is seeing significant demand, with Regent Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) itineraries for 2022 already more than 50% sold out.
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