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Seattle CLIA Live event
Tuesday | Apr 27 2021THE Port of Seattle has thanked Gold Coast-based travel advisors at CLIA Live last week.
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Hurti split to drive specialisation
Monday | Apr 26 2021HURTIGRUTEN’S strategic structural change (CW 23 Oct 2020), which is rolling out now across the world, will not only allow clients to identify the group’s two different brands (Hurtigruten Coastal Express and Hurtigruten Expedition), but will also deliver operational specialisation, Managing Director APAC Damian Perry has told Cruise Weekly.
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Seabourn’s subsequent return
Friday | Apr 23 2021SEABOURN Cruise Line (SCL) has partnered with the Barbados Government to launch luxury cruises in the country from Jul.
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MSC signs with Saudi
Thursday | Apr 22 2021MSC Cruises has signed a landmark agreement with Cruise Saudi to bring its ships to Saudi Arabia.
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Cunard Event Voyages
Thursday | Apr 22 2021CUNARD Line has announced its Event Voyages for next year.
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On the road again…
Thursday | Apr 22 2021THE Reboot, Regroup, Reconnect roadshow presented by Norwegian Cruise Line, Club Med and Globus kicked off on Wed, with events at the Sunshine Coast, Sydney, Doncaster, Canberra, Wollongong, Brisbane and Geelong.
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Now that’s our kind of party
Thursday | Apr 22 2021A pair of Sydney parents have taken creative action to keep their children’s cruise dreams alive.
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NCL planning for a full house in ’22
Wednesday | Apr 21 2021NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) hopes to have its entire fleet operating by early next year, including the Sydney-homeported Norwegian Spirit (pictured) President & Chief Executive Officer Harry Sommer has told Cruise Weekly.
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Inaugural Ultramarine leader
Wednesday | Apr 21 2021QUARK Expeditions is introducing its first Expedition Leader for its recently delivered Ultramarine (CW 07 Apr), Laurie di Vincenzo (pictured).
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Seabourn to Australia in 2022-2023
Tuesday | Apr 20 2021SEABOURN Cruise Line has announced its 2022-2023 voyages in Australia, as well as Asia, the Caribbean, New Zealand and the Panama Canal.
