CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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HAL tastes Alaska
Friday | Jul 8 2022HOLLAND America Line (HAL) has committed to serving sustainably sourced Alaska seafood on all six of its ships that visit the state, in a new partnership with the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute.
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Celebrity inks new media partnership
Friday | Jul 8 2022CELEBRITY Cruises has appointed a new media agency, PHD Australia.
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They’ll never take our cruises!
Friday | Jul 8 2022FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines is set to sail from Scotland for the first time since 2019 this weekend.
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Porthole 08 Jul 22
Friday | Jul 8 2022A farmer in South Australia has found a baby seal (pictured) in a wheat crop, three kilometres from the ocean.
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Costantin back in cruise with Explora
Thursday | Jul 7 2022EXPLORA Journeys’ new Head of Sales APAC Nicole Costantin told Cruise Weekly she is “thrilled” to be working with the line, which is bringing an “entirely new perspective to cruising” (CW breaking news yesterday).
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NCLH to remove pre-cruise testing
Thursday | Jul 7 2022NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has announced revisions to its SailSAFE health & safety protocols, no longer requiring guests to complete a pre-cruise COVID-19 test unless required by local regulations.
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Tauck to host three Australian events
Thursday | Jul 7 2022TAUCK is inviting Australian travel advisors to exclusive events with the cruise line’s team.
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This crew has talent!
Thursday | Jul 7 2022THE P&O Cruises Australia crew has talent, it appears, with Pacific Explorer hosting the return of its International Crew Talent Show.
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Legendary RSSC
Thursday | Jul 7 2022REGENT Seven Seas Cruises’ (RSSC) 2024 and 2025’s ‘Legendary Journeys’ Grand Voyages are full of opportunities to explore something new, relax in total luxury, and experience the world in wonder.
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Tall ship to Tassie
Thursday | Jul 7 2022SYDNEY Harbour Tall Ships is inviting Australians to sail to Hobart aboard Soren Larsen.
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