CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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ACA welcomes cruise
Tuesday | Apr 19 2022THE Australian Cruise Association (ACA) has welcomed the industry’s local restart, as the first internationally flagged ship arrived back in the country yesterday (see main story).
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AQV names CCO
Tuesday | Apr 19 2022AMERICAN Queen Voyages (AQV) has appointed Isis Ruiz as its new Chief Commercial Officer, with Ruiz joining the Hornblower Group division after more than 20 years of cruise sector experience – most recently as Norwegian Cruise Line Chief Marketing Officer.
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Celestyal is back!
Tuesday | Apr 19 2022CELESTYAL Cruises recommenced cruises yesterday, with its first sailing departing Athens.
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Porthole 19 Apr 22
Tuesday | Apr 19 2022THERE were helicopters, boats, tugboats with water cannons and long-range lenses a-plenty to capture the arrival of P&O Australia’s Pacific Explorer into Sydney yesterday (see page 1).
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Victoria releases cruise protocols
Thursday | Apr 14 2022ALL passengers cruising to and from Victoria over 12 must have received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, and must also obtain a negative COVID test before embarking, under restrictions implemented by the state’s government this week.
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AIDAcosma christened
Thursday | Apr 14 2022FORMER German track cyclist Kristina Vogel has christened AIDA Cruises’ AIDAcosma in Hamburg.
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Oceania 2024 season
Thursday | Apr 14 2022OCEANIA Cruises’ Tropics & Exotics and Europe & North America collections are on sale 05 May.
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Island Escape to WA
Thursday | Apr 14 2022ISLAND Escape Cruises’ Island Escape is now on her way to Australia, ahead of her second season on our shores.
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Arcadia cancelled
Thursday | Apr 14 2022A crew shortage has caused the United Kingdom’s P&O Cruises to cancel sailings aboard Arcadia.
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Porthole 14 Apr 22
Thursday | Apr 14 2022AN abandoned “eyesore” boat in the Chicago River remains stuck, six months after officials began investigating it.
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