CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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RCG releases Seastainability Report
Monday | Apr 24 2023ROYAL Caribbean Group (RCG) will reduce its carbon intensity by double digits by 2025, when compared to 2019, the company announced in its 15th annual Seastainability Report.
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MSC takes a bite out of the Big Apple
Monday | Apr 24 2023MSC Cruises has sailed into New York City, as the line launches year-round cruises on MSC Meraviglia (CW 23 Mar).
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Cruise honours Ramsgate
Monday | Apr 24 2023SYDNEY’S Ramsgate Travel Service last week celebrated 40 years in business, and the cruise sector was out in force to mark the milestone of one of Australia’s long-standing sellers of luxury cruise product.
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AIDA is plugged in
Monday | Apr 24 2023AIDA Cruises has expanded its use of shorepower, with AIDAsol connected to the shoreside plants in nearly all ports during a voyage.
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McTavish on Avalon
Monday | Apr 24 2023AVALON Waterways has expanded its celebrity-hosted Storyteller Series, with Scottish actor Graham McTavish to cruise on board next year.
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Coral all at sea over solar eclipse
Monday | Apr 24 2023CORAL Expeditions was in prime position for optimal viewing of last week’s solar eclipse, with three of the line’s vessels placing themselves to experience it at sea.
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Anderson on leave
Monday | Apr 24 2023CRYSTAL Cruises CEO Jack Anderson is taking leave for personal reasons, but is expected to be aboard the inaugural post-pandemic voyages of Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony later this year, according to a report in Seatrade Cruise News.
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Viking food gong
Monday | Apr 24 2023AMERICA’S Food & Wine magazine has named Viking as Best Cruise Line in its inaugural Global Tastemaker Awards.
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Porthole 24 Apr 23
Monday | Apr 24 2023SEABIRDS can sometimes be a bit of a pest for cruise ships, so perhaps an initiative announced by the UK’s Blackpool Zoo may be of interest to operators.
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