CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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CDC raises the alarm for cruising
Tuesday | Jan 4 2022THE United States’ Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) is urging all travellers to avoid cruising, regardless of vaccination status.
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Scenic to Antarctica
Tuesday | Jan 4 2022SCENIC’S Scenic Eclipse will recommence her expedition voyages to Antarctica this week, with new ship enhancements and experiences.
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New NCLH appt
Tuesday | Jan 4 2022NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has announced the appointment of PortMiami Director & Chief Executive Officer Juan Kuryla as Senior Vice President, Port Development & Construction Management.
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Porthole 04 Jan 22
Tuesday | Jan 4 2022YOU may need to idle your engine a little bit longer than usual to get this car running safely…
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Traveltek to release cruise application
Wednesday | Dec 22 2021TRAVELTEK will release a brand new dedicated cruise application next year, Head of APAC Rebecca Esterhuizen has told Cruise Weekly.
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Lirica to sing in the Med
Wednesday | Dec 22 2021MSC Cruises’ MSC Lirica (pictured) will homeport in Piraeus for next year’s northern summer – the first time embarkation in Greece will be available with the line.
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CCL domestic pivot
Wednesday | Dec 22 2021CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) has implemented itinerary changes for next year, converting its international cruises from Apr-Jun to domestic sailings.
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AIDA’s new ship
Wednesday | Dec 22 2021CARNVAL Corporation’s AIDA Cruises has taken delivery of its new cruise ship AIDAcosma.
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Wednesday | Dec 22 2021MEDIA personality Sophie Monk had to be rescued off the Central Coast yesterday, after her new fiance’s boat ran out of fuel.
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Silversea’s commissions pledge
Tuesday | Dec 21 2021SILVERSEA Cruises Director of Sales Australia & New Zealand Steve Richards has told Cruise Weekly cruise bookings are very lucrative for travel advisors, and commissions are not being cut, unlike recent moves from long-haul airlines.
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