CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 18 Nov 21
Thursday | Nov 18 2021CRUISERS love Lucy – not famous comedienne Lucille Ball, but Lucille O’Neal, the mother of Carnival Cruise Line’s Chief Fun Officer, Shaquille O’Neal.
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ACCI joins chorus calling for cruise
Wednesday | Nov 17 2021THE Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) has added its voice to sector-wide efforts urging the Federal Government to allow cruise ships to return to local waters, saying that while cruising has already resumed responsibly in other parts of the world, “our own industry remains anchored”.
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Around the Azamara world
Wednesday | Nov 17 2021AZAMARA Cruises this morning announced a new five-month World Voyage aboard its newest ship, Azamara Onward (pictured).
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Norwegian savings
Wednesday | Nov 17 2021NORWEGIAN Cruise Line is offering up to 35% off a wide range of voyages as part of a special Black Friday sale launching today.
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Inclusive Windstar
Wednesday | Nov 17 2021WINDSTAR Cruises has added a new all-inclusive pricing model for its voyages, with fares including unlimited beer, wine and cocktails, wi-fi and gratuities.
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Seabourn special
Wednesday | Nov 17 2021SEABOURN has launched a Black Friday Sail event, featuring the best prices of the season on select sailings through into 2022.
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Porthole 17 Nov 21
Wednesday | Nov 17 2021NEW Zealand’s Heritage Expeditions has announced what must be one of the world’s most unique shore excursions – an opportunity for cruisers to stay on the remote Wrangel Island in the far north Arctic Circle.
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Easter cruising more likely than Xmas
Tuesday | Nov 16 2021THERE may be light at the end of the long dark cruising tunnel, with Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt last weekend commenting on the possibility that Australians might be cruising by Christmas.
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Living the Hong Kong Dream
Tuesday | Nov 16 2021DREAM Cruises last week marked a milestone of 100 days of safe sailings in Hong Kong, with its Genting Dream (pictured) welcoming thousands of both new and repeat guests.
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