CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Ponant hosts first Science Workshop
Wednesday | May 18 2022PONANT hosted its first Science Workshop recently on a port call to Cherbourg.
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AIDA ships renos
Wednesday | May 18 2022AFTER their shipyard stay, AIDA Cruises’ AIDAdiva and AIDAperla have rejoined the rest of the fleet with a range of new products on board.
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New AQV CEO
Wednesday | May 18 2022AMERICAN Queen Voyages (AQV) has appointed David Giersdorf as acting President, after three years of advising the line’s owner Hornblower Group, which also owns Australia’s Journey Beyond.
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Windstar Asia canx
Wednesday | May 18 2022WINDSTAR Cruises has announced the cancellation of its planned upcoming season in Asia, citing “continued uncertainty regarding ports reopening in the region”.
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FCCA-Caymans deal
Wednesday | May 18 2022THE Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA) has partnered with the Cayman Islands on a strategic development agreement which will see the two collaborate on enhancing product and increasing calls.
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Porthole 18 May 22
Wednesday | May 18 2022A video of a dog surfing the ocean on her paddleboard all on her own (pictured) is going viral.
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Barry Downs joins HTG
Tuesday | May 17 2022HIGHLY experienced cruise professional Barry Downs has returned to the travel industry, taking a new role as General Manager Marketing & Product at Hunter Travel Group (HTG).
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Oceania & Regent celebrate
Tuesday | May 17 2022OCEANIA Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises last night hosted some of their key industry partners on a Sydney Harbour cruise, with about 100 travel advisors boarding the Starship Aqua for a Great Cruise Comeback celebration.
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Cunard on sale soon
Tuesday | May 17 2022THE inaugural season for Cunard Line’s new ship, Queen Anne, is on sale tonight.
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A-return to normal
Tuesday | May 17 2022A-ROSA River Cruises has further relaxed its health and hygiene protocols across its fleet, with masks no longer required.
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