CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cruise Weekly has reported all of the important cruise industry stories since 2007. Subscribers receive a weekly newsletter each issue with all the details behind the stories below.
WORK to bring the Spirit of Tasmania to Geelong is underway, ahead of the move next spring (CW 24 Apr 2020), with contractors due to start major landside works around GeelongPort’s $135 million Corio Quay precinct (CW 14 Sep) imminently.
CUNARD Line is hosting a Black Fri sale, running from 25-30 Nov.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings’ (NCLH) vaccine mandate will stay in place “indefinitely”, according to President & Chief Executive Officer Frank Del Rio.
ROYAL Caribbean International (RCI) has become the first cruise line to restart departures from Puerto Rico.
AIDA Cruises’ AIDAbella has celebrated her restart, as the ninth ship in the cruise line’s fleet to resume operations.
HURTIGRUTEN is offering a sale on its Norwegian Coastal Express for next year.
INTER-MARINE, the engineer that inspired the “Fly the Flag for P&O” movement, has turned its workshop into a replica ship, in a “shrine” to the industry.
A paper covering the possibility of reopening Australian waters to international cruise shipping was “noted” during a meeting of Australia’s National Cabinet last Fri, as the key 80% double-vaccinated milestone was achieved across the nation.
VIKING has announced new expedition voyages for 2023, with new itineraries to include additional offerings in the Americas, such as an immersive two-week journey exploring the Great Lakes.
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