CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Seabourn Europe 2023
Thursday | Jul 22 2021SEABOURN Cruise Line’s 2023 Europe season opened for sale yesterday.
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Fuelling up for cruising
Thursday | Jul 22 2021CAIRNS’ Hummers & Harleys limousine hire has taken a 70% hit to business from the suspension of cruising, with proprietors Rory and Tina Murphy (pictured) calling for a safe restart plan.
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Promo extended
Thursday | Jul 22 2021MSC Cruises’ Ready to Sail on board credit promotion has been extended until the end of Sep.
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Free Jazz!
Thursday | Jul 22 2021AMERICAN Cruise Lines’ American Jazz has been freed, having ran aground 10 days ago.
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Singapore cuts
Thursday | Jul 22 2021CRUISES currently operating in Singapore have had their guest capacity reduced to 25% under new restrictions introduced as the country returns to Phase 2 Heightened Alert COVID-19 measures.
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ACA update
Thursday | Jul 22 2021THE Australian Cruise Association (ACA) has confirmed it’s closely monitoring the ongoing lockdowns across the country, as it makes contingency plans around its upcoming 2021 conference.
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Windstar return
Thursday | Jul 22 2021WINDSTAR Cruises has resumed operations in Tahiti with vaccinated crew members and guests.
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Third Mystery Cruise
Thursday | Jul 22 2021UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruises has announced an additional Mystery Cruise.
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Doing it for the kids
Thursday | Jul 22 2021MSC Cruises’ family area will reach new heights aboard MSC Seashore, which will boast a larger-than-ever kids area with futuristic, space-themed rooms.
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Porthole 22 Jul 21
Thursday | Jul 22 2021A group of treasure hunters have found a bottle of liquid gold that sank into a Canadian lake almost 60 years ago.
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