CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 01 Oct 21
Friday | Oct 1 2021NORWEGIAN Cruise Line’s (NCL) second annual Walk for Wellness for the month of Oct kicked off today, but you can still be involved even if you’re not able to get out and get active.
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Hurti Antarctic season
Thursday | Sep 30 2021HURTIGRUTEN Expeditions is returning to Antarctica from Nov with two ships, both of which will depart from Chile.
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MSC says shell yeah!
Thursday | Sep 30 2021MSC Cruises’ Ocean Cay Marine Reserve has welcomed its first loggerhead sea turtle hatchlings (pictured).
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AQSC rebrands
Thursday | Sep 30 2021AMERICAN Queen Steamboat Company (AQSC) looks set to broaden its offering with a rebranding of the business as American Queen Voyages.
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Government of NZ hikes cruise levy
Thursday | Sep 30 2021THE New Zealand cruise and travel sectors are bitterly disappointed at a government decision to increase the country’s border processing levy (BPL).
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New dining options
Thursday | Sep 30 2021EUROPEAN Waterways has announced new, unique dining opportunities.
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Porthole 30 Sep 21
Thursday | Sep 30 2021A recent sighting of a wild beaver family in the United Kingdom’s Avon River is “extremely significant”.
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Myrmell heading to UK
Wednesday | Sep 29 2021CARNIVAL Corporation has named Marguerite Fitzgerald President of Carnival Australia and P&O Cruises Australia, as incumbent Sture Myrmell transitions to a new role within the company (CW breaking news yesterday).
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LA returns to cruising
Wednesday | Sep 29 2021PRINCESS Cruises’ Grand Princess on Sat became the first ship to sail from the Port of Los Angeles since the cruise industry’s pause in operations early last year.
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It’s up to you…
Wednesday | Sep 29 2021NORWEGIAN Cruise Line has become the latest company to return to New York City, celebrating its great comeback from Manhattan with Norwegian Breakaway (pictured).
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