Headlines
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APT Europe 2022 launch
Wednesday | Feb 10 2021APT has launched its European season for 2022, with a range of Superdeal savings and earlybird pricing available.
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Tehan urges cruise booking confidence
Tuesday | Feb 9 2021AUSTRALIA’S Minister for Tourism Dan Tehan (pictured) has come out strongly in favour of a resumption of cruising, yesterday saying consumers should have no hesitation in making bookings.
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An actual real-life event
Tuesday | Feb 9 2021SILVERSEA Cruises held a travel agent event last week in Sydney, bringing together a number of its key partners after far too long.
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Azamara seeing guests returning
Monday | Feb 8 2021AZAMARA customers are beginning to develop confidence as the year progresses, newly minted President Carol Cabezas (CW 20 Jan) has revealed to Cruise Weekly.
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That’s not the Spirit
Monday | Feb 8 2021SPIRIT of Tasmania operator TT-Line has been accused of hiking its fares, despite recently receiving a $6 million federal government subsidy designed to make trips more affordable.
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Protocols underpinning MSC’s success
Friday | Feb 5 2021MSC Cruises Managing Director Australasia Alessandro Guerreri believes the success of the cruise line’s restart has come off the back of its unflinching health & safety protocols.
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Island Escape Reef debut
Friday | Feb 5 2021NEW Zealand’s Island Escape Cruises will be offering voyages in Australia this season, exploring the Great Barrier Reef on the maiden voyage of its soon-to-be-delivered ship Island Escape (CW 06 Nov 2020).
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Year-long Canada big ship cruise ban
Friday | Feb 5 2021AUTHORITIES in Canada have banned cruise ships carrying 100 or more people for the next year.
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Viking promo a trade smash
Friday | Feb 5 2021THE Viking Cruises sales team hit the road last month, delivering “Chocolate Smashpagnes” to more than 20 top travel agents in NSW & Qld.
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P&O’s Encounter getting close
Friday | Feb 5 2021P&O Cruises Australia’s latest ship, Pacific Encounter (pictured), is now sporting the cruise line’s iconic livery and funnel logo, after leaving the shipyard in Singapore.
