CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 09 Feb 22
Wednesday | Feb 9 2022A Massachusetts woman recently helped rescue the three crew members of a sinking fishing boat, all while on a Zoom call.
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Tehan: cruise to resume “ASAP”
Tuesday | Feb 8 2022ALTHOUGH PM Scott Morrison and Minister for Health Greg Hunt failed to address cruise in their press conference yesterday, Minister for Tourism Dan Tehan has revealed his desire for the industry to restart “as soon as we possibly can” (CW breaking news yesterday).
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EW expands barge fleet
Tuesday | Feb 8 2022EUROPEAN Waterways (EW) has bought two new canal barges, reflecting a surge in popularity for the cruise style.
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Dudley steps back from Ecruising
Tuesday | Feb 8 2022ECRUISING Travel founder Brett Dudley has resigned from his role as a consultant to the company.
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Windstar appt
Tuesday | Feb 8 2022WINDSTAR Cruises has hired a new Director of Revenue Planning, Cristienne De Souza.
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Wish’s nightmare
Tuesday | Feb 8 2022DISNEY Cruise Line’s newest ship Disney Wish has been delayed by six weeks.
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Porthole 08 Feb 22
Tuesday | Feb 8 2022WE all miss hitting the water aboard a cruise ship, but this is ridiculous.
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CW breaking news – Tehan confirms Australian cruise industry to restart “in coming weeks and months”
Monday | Feb 7 2022The Minister for Tourism offered no specific restart date, but mentioned discussions had been opened with…
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CLIA pleads for industry support
Monday | Feb 7 2022CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) yesterday released details of a formal pre-Budget submission to the Government calling for “urgent economic assistance to local Australian businesses left devastated by the suspension of cruise tourism”.
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A trip to Neptune
Monday | Feb 7 2022SCENIC Luxury Cruises & Tours’ Scenic Eclipse has made history with the first submarine dive in South Georgia in 40 years.
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