CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 11 Nov 21
Thursday | Nov 11 2021A Queensland man has used a pocket knife to fight off a crocodile dragging him into a river.
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CW breaking news – P&O Cruises Australia cancels Adelaide, Fremantle and Cairns seasons for 2022
Wednesday | Nov 10 2021The move comes amid continuing uncertainty about the resumption of cruising in Australia. P&O Cruises Australia…
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Fain to step down as Chief Exec of RCG
Wednesday | Nov 10 2021ROYAL Caribbean Group (RCG) CEO Richard Fain is stepping down after more than 33 years at the top of the company.
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Older generations to move from cruise?
Wednesday | Nov 10 2021WHILE older generations of travellers may have been a popular and responsive segment for the cruising industry in pre-COVID times, they are now less likely to cruise post-COVID, the University of Queensland’s Cruising in the COVID-19 era study has found.
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MSC fundraising for Haiti
Wednesday | Nov 10 2021THE MSC Foundation, Food For The Poor, and Miami-Dade County have joined forces to provide humanitarian assistance to the people of Haiti.
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South Sea branding
Wednesday | Nov 10 2021FIJI’S South Sea Cruises has announced it will now operate under a new identity, South Sea Cruises Group.
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Cruise Croatia ’22
Wednesday | Nov 10 2021BEYOND Travel is reporting strong interest in its small ship cruises for next year with exclusive savings of up to $1,140 per cabin on selected sailings around Dalmatia.
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Porthole 10 Nov 21
Wednesday | Nov 10 2021DESPITE initial fears of a ghost ship, a boat anchored in a marine conservation area off San Diego has been confirmed as being occupied.
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CLIA members adopting green tech
Tuesday | Nov 9 2021CRUISE Lines International Association’s (CLIA) 2021 Environmental Technologies & Practices Inventory found 52% of new build capacity by members will rely on liquified natural gas for primary propulsion, an increase of 3 percentage points compared to last year.
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RSSC begins construction on Grandeur
Tuesday | Nov 9 2021REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) has begun construction on Seven Seas Grandeur (render pictured) with the ship’s steel-cutting ceremony taking place at Fincantieri’s shipyard in Ancona last Tue.
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