CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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THE top echelon of the NSW business community gathered onboard P&O’s Pacific Explorer last night, with the ship docked at Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal hosting its first formal event in more than two years.
AUSTRALIAN and New Zealand river cruise and tour operators selling products on the Danube River in Europe are generally confident about a strong recovery in 2023, but have expressed significant reservations about prospects for the current year.
GERMAN river cruise operator VIVA Cruises has launched its first-ever new build ship, VIVA ONE (pictured), which features environmentally friendly hybrid technology and a host of other sustainability features.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) VP and MD APAC, Ben Angell, has welcomed the return of Norwegian Spirit as the final in the line’s fleet to resume operations (CW yesterday), nothing that the ship will return to local waters at the end of the year.
GUESTS will once again be able to enjoy Cunard’s former iconic Queen Elizabeth 2 liner, after hospitality giant Accor announced that the now floating hotel in Dubai will join its MGallery Hotel Collection.
HOLLAND America Line’s (HAL) Oosterdam is back to cruising, as the ninth ship in the fleet to return to service.
THE International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO) has appointed a new Chair to its Executive Committee, Tudor Morgan.
MSC Cruises has announced a revamped suite of almost 1,400 shore excursions for the upcoming northern summer 2022 season, with the program having “its strongest ever focus on minimising the environmental impact of land-based tours and supporting nature-positive activities”.
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ROYAL Caribbean Group is now seeing its booking levels exceed pre-pandemic 2019 records, with Chief Executive Jason Liberty (pictured) saying the company is encouraged by ongoing strong demand for cruising and a steady acceleration in booking volumes – despite the impact of Omicron earlier in the year and “the horrific conflict in Ukraine”.
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