Headlines
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No cruise pax until 2H 2021: Hawaii
Friday | May 29 2020HAWAII’S Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism has predicted there will be no cruise passengers arriving in the state until the second half of 2021.
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A new Vantage point
Friday | May 29 2020US-BASED group travel specialist Vantage Deluxe World Travel is adding a second five-star small ship to its fleet, with Ocean Odyssey set to launch in 2022.
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Ponant ready and waiting to cruise
Thursday | May 28 2020PONANT “would welcome” the opportunity for expedition operations to recommence in Australia (CW 25 May), the cruise line has said.
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Celebrity Celeb-rates
Thursday | May 28 2020CELEBRITY Cruises has recently marked its 30th birthday, and is celebrating with a look back on its past.
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Expedition cruises in Aus back on next month?
Wednesday | May 27 2020EXPEDITION cruising in Australian waters could be back on as soon as domestic travel opens up, Tourism Restart Taskforce member and Australian Chamber – Tourism Executive Chairman John Hart has confirmed.
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CroisiEurope restart
Wednesday | May 27 2020CROISIEUROPE is preparing to welcome back passengers, rolling out a plan for the gradual resumption of cruising.
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Restart on the river to be 06 Jun
Tuesday | May 26 2020THE news of an extended ocean cruising suspension (CW yesterday) has not stopped river operator Murray River Paddlesteamers, which on Fri announced a plan to resume operations on 06 Jun.
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Fincantieri positivity
Tuesday | May 26 2020ITALIAN shipbuilder Fincantieri reported its revenue at 1.3 billion at the end of the first quarter, down by only 4.5% despite a reduction of production of 20%.
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Ocean cruise ban extended to Sep
Monday | May 25 2020AUSTRALIA’S cruise ship prohibition (CW 16 Mar) has been extended again, with the restriction on cruise ships entering Australian waters lengthened for a further three months, until 17 Sep.
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Norwegian extensions
Monday | May 25 2020NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has extended the date of its future cruise credit offer, in addition to its peace of mind policy, until 31 May and 31 Jul respectively.
