CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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NZ is back cruising
Thursday | Jan 18 2024NEW Zealand’s cruise industry is booming once again, after years of significant financial losses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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MAST flying high
Thursday | Jan 18 2024MAST Travel Network has partnered with Traveltek to elevate its cruise booking experience using the technology company’s AgentConnect platform.
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Porthole 18 Jan 24
Thursday | Jan 18 2024TELEVISION presenter Melissa Doyle (pictured) has joined a growing list of Australian cruise converts.
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Norway to require net zero ships
Wednesday | Jan 17 2024CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) said it hopes to work closely with Norway’s national and local authorities, in the wake of reports the country is looking to phase in a zero emission mandate for ships visiting its fjords.
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Cruises cancelled to avoid Red Sea
Wednesday | Jan 17 2024MSC Cruises has cancelled three Grand Voyages in Apr to avoid transit through the Red Sea, as the Houthi involvement in the Israel-Hamas war continues to impact ships in the region.
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Azamara’s early return
Wednesday | Jan 17 2024AZAMARA has announced its earlier than expected return to Canada and New England, with two new sailings scheduled for later this year.
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NZ cleaning up
Wednesday | Jan 17 2024THE New Zealand Cruise Association (NZCA) wants the country’s government to build a safe cleaning facility for ships, following two years of cancelled sailings due to biofouling (CW 14 Mar).
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APT Group deals
Wednesday | Jan 17 2024APT Travel Group is offering deals on two river cruises this week, along the Douro with APT, and the Mekong with Travelmarvel.
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New year, new sale
Wednesday | Jan 17 2024CRUISERS can currently save up to 40% off Lindblad Expeditions voyages in 2024 and 2025 with the cruise line’s wave offer.
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Porthole 17 Jan 24
Wednesday | Jan 17 2024SOME cruise lines are now apparently creating shore activities for those who aren’t even guests on the vessel!
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