CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Meat me halfway
Tuesday | Sep 7 2021VIKING has donated meat to a number of worthy causes across Sydney.
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Porthole 07 Sep 21
Tuesday | Sep 7 2021A number of colourful and quirky boats have taken over Darwin’s Mindil Beach for the iconic Beer Can Regatta.
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More Aus canx for Carnival Cruise Line
Monday | Sep 6 2021CARNIVAL Cruise Line has announced its next phase of restart plans, which includes the cancellation of four additional sailings for both Carnival Spirit and Carnival Splendor (pictured) out of Australia.
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Shooting for the Sky
Monday | Sep 6 2021PRINCESS Cruises’ Sky Princess (pictured) has set sail with guests on board for the first time in almost 18 months, departing from the Port of Southampton last Mon.
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Zurvas to Variety
Monday | Sep 6 2021ATHENS-BASED small ship line Variety Cruises has appointed Jarrod Zurvas as its new Director of Global Sales, with the move seeing him relocate from Australia to Greece.
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Silversea package
Monday | Sep 6 2021CRUISE Traveller has released a range of bonuses as part of its new luxury Kimberley expedition package in 2023 with Silversea Cruises.
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Land ahoy for FCCA
Monday | Sep 6 2021THE Florida-Caribbean Cruise (FCCA) Association Cruise Conference is moving full steam ahead, taking place in less than two months in Panama City from 18-21 Oct.
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Porthole 06 Sep 21
Monday | Sep 6 2021HURTIGRUTEN will mark 125 years of operations by naming its battery-hybrid-powered Fridtjof Nansen on Svalbard.
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Government denies boarding again
Friday | Sep 3 2021THE cruise industry is once again calling for talks to end the cycle of inaction over its future, Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) MD Australasia Joel Katz has said.
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