CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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P&O extends pause
Wednesday | Mar 31 2021P&O Cruises Australia has extended its pause until the end of Jul.
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Venice changes
Wednesday | Mar 31 2021ITALIAN ministers have agreed to temporarily force large cruise ships docking in Venice to do so in Marghera, across the Venetian Lagoon.
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Porthole 31 Mar 21
Wednesday | Mar 31 2021FANS of the Seven Network’s Sydney Weekender, keep your eyes peeled – Journey Beyond’s Cruise Sydney will be making an appearance at the end of next month.
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Coral Top End update
Tuesday | Mar 30 2021CORAL Expeditions has clarified the impacts of the new regulations in the NT on its Kimberley (pictured) & Northern Australian season this year (CW yesterday), confirming the only ship with no scheduling change is Coral Discoverer.
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Virtuosa to debut in the UK
Tuesday | Mar 30 2021MSC Cruises is set to deploy its new flagship MSC Virtuosa (pictured) to the UK for this year’s newly announced northern summer season (CW 19 Mar).
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Gauguin 2022 season
Tuesday | Mar 30 2021PAUL Gauguin Cruises, which has just completed the refurbishment of Paul Gauguin, is offering an overview of its South Pacific voyages for next year.
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Cruise world reacts to NT cruise ban
Tuesday | Mar 30 2021PONANT Chairman Asia Pacific Sarina Bratton has told Cruise Weekly the cruise principles announced by NT Chief Health Officer Hugh Heggie (CW yesterday) “effectively kills the Kimberley operations using Darwin as the homeport of the NT”.
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Total eclipse of P&O
Tuesday | Mar 30 2021P&O Cruises Australia will take up a prime position for a rare solar eclipse in 2023 on its Ningaloo King of Eclipse cruise.
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Porthole 30 Mar 21
Tuesday | Mar 30 2021THE Suez Canal obstruction may have come to an end, but The Wall Street Journal has revealed that this is not the only time Ever Given has been in a spot of bother.
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NT slays 2021 Top End cruise plans
Monday | Mar 29 2021THE Government of the Northern Territory has made a change to its ban on cruise ships, and will now only allow vessels to operate out of Darwin (pictured) if they have no more than 100 people on board, including crew members.
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