CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Princess crowned most recognised
Friday | Jul 23 2021PRINCESS Cruises has topped the list of the most recognisable lines in the industry in Australia.
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We can’t fall further behind – CLIA
Friday | Jul 23 2021JOEL Katz is Managing Director Australasia for Cruise Lines International Association.
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Let them eat cake (with Ponant)!
Friday | Jul 23 2021PONANT celebrated Bastille Day last week, inviting some of its Queensland travel industry partners to lunch at Brisbane’s Blackbird Bar & Grill.
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Driving Ms Silversea
Friday | Jul 23 2021SILVERSEA Cruises has become the first cruise line to offer door-to-door service as standard.
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Princess loyalty program update
Friday | Jul 23 2021PRINCESS Cruises has revised its Captain’s Circle member benefits to highlight recent changes to the onboard experience.
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Bar Harbor push
Friday | Jul 23 2021RESIDENTS of Bar Harbor in northern Maine, USA have once again asked their local council to limit cruise ship visits (CW 27 Nov 2020), with officials reporting the outcome of a recent survey covering quality of life issues and the impact of the cruise sector.
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Something in the air
Friday | Jul 23 2021CELESTYAL Cruises has partnered with AtmosAir Solutions to provide an advanced air purification system.
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AIDA augmenting
Friday | Jul 23 2021AIDA Cruises is expanding its cruise program with new voyages aboard AIDAprima and AIDAblu.
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Porthole 23 Jul 21
Friday | Jul 23 2021RESEARCHERS at the University of Texas have taught artificial intelligence how to spot shipwrecks on the ocean surface from the air.
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Princess domestic pivot
Thursday | Jul 22 2021PRINCESS Cruises has announced a number of itinerary changes for its Australian season in early 2022, with the cruise line admitting it’s likely ongoing travel restrictions will prevent it from visiting some destinations in the region.
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