CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Carnival back in town
Monday | May 9 2022CARNIVAL Cruise Line has announced its first sailing out of Australia on 02 Oct, its first back in local waters in more than two years.
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Hoffee promoted
Monday | May 9 2022PAM Hoffee has been named as President of Avalon Waterways, a promotion from her former Managing Director role, giving her oversight of global operations as well as sales.
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Walker joins RCI
Monday | May 9 2022PHILIPPA Walker has today commenced a new role as Partnerships Manager at Royal Caribbean International (RCI).
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NCLH all back
Monday | May 9 2022NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings is celebrating the return to service of the entire Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas (RSSC) fleet.
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Fred. Olsen 23/24
Monday | May 9 2022FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines has unveiled a new hand-crafted program of cruising for 2023/24.
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Vega launching early
Monday | May 9 2022SWAN Hellenic has announced a massive Arctic season sale to celebrate the early launch of its newest ship Vega.
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Porthole 09 May 22
Monday | May 9 2022A seaweed farm proposal for the New South Wales town of Eden is aiming to be Australia’s first commercial kelp crop.
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CDC eases vaccination requirements 09 May 22
Monday | May 9 2022THE United States’ Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has revised its definition of “highly vaccinated” cruises, easing the threshold of fully vaccinated passengers from 95% to 90%.
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RCI looking at year-round cruising
Friday | May 6 2022ROYAL Caribbean International (RCI) is considering deploying ships in Australian waters year-round, with the line’s local Vice President & Managing Director Gavin Smith saying the pandemic had created new opportunities to rethink its previous stance on seasonality.
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Cunard 23-24 local season
Friday | May 6 2022CUNARD Line is inviting cruisers to explore all corners of the world with its new 2023 and 2024 sailings, which include visits from three of the brand’s four-ship fleet.
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