CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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US$150m for NCLH
Tuesday | Mar 16 2021NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has raised an additional US$150 million as part of a previously announced public offering, with the underwriter, merchant bank Goldman Sachs, exercising an option to purchase an additional five million shares at $30 per share.
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Lirica catches fire
Tuesday | Mar 16 2021NO injuries have been reported in a fire which took place aboard MSC Lirica in Corfu.
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Pandaw pleas
Tuesday | Mar 16 2021THE breakdown of law and order in Myanmar has seen Pandaw Clinics medical teams providing aid to injured people in Middle Burma.
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Riviera offer
Tuesday | Mar 16 2021RIVIERA Travel River Cruises has extended its 500 onboard spending credit offer to include next year’s sailings.
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Cruise Online offer
Tuesday | Mar 16 2021CRUISE Online is offering increased commission with Swan Hellenic.
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Seabourn extends
Tuesday | Mar 16 2021SEABOURN Cruise Line has extended its Book with Confidence policy through to the end of May.
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Porthole 16 Mar 21
Tuesday | Mar 16 2021A Tasmanian man has been reunited with his surfboard, which he lost in strong swell.
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CLIA seeks “tangible progress” for restart
Monday | Mar 15 2021THE approval of a pathway to the careful resumption of domestic cruising would be a key way of helping Australia’s hard-hit tourism sector, according to Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA).
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Package is “ridiculous”
Monday | Mar 15 2021MURRAY River Paddlesteamers Director Craig Burgess (pictured) has called the Australian Government’s tourism support package “ridiculous”, expressing his disappointment at the disproportionate distribution of locations being supported.
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New Seabourn
Monday | Mar 15 2021SEABOURN Cruise Line has announced its Extraordinary Expeditions itineraries for the northern summer & fall 2022 seasons aboard the new Seabourn Venture.
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