CRUISE MEDIA RELEASES
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C360 Special – All the big news from Cruise360 2024
Monday | Sep 2 2024Click here to download the C360 Special – All the big news from Cruise360 2024
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CW breaking news – Cruise360 to move to two full days
Friday | Aug 30 2024The conference will also be returning to Brisbane, CLIA has announced. Next year’s Cruise360 conference will…
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CLIA helping industry thrive
Friday | Aug 30 2024CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) Managing Director Joel Katz asserted the industry’s aim to secure the right regulatory settings which will allow cruising to “thrive into the future in a well-managed way”.
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Hurti Sea Zero Project on track for 2030
Wednesday | Aug 28 2024HURTIGRUTEN Group Managing Director APAC Damian Perry has endorsed the feasibility of the company’s Sea Zero Project (CW 08 Jun 2023) – its first zero-emissions ship.
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C360’s biggest trade show
Monday | Aug 26 2024THE world’s cruise lines are set to put on a show for the biggest-ever Cruise360 exhibition on Fri.
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NCL spring/summer 2026
Friday | Aug 23 2024NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) is offering more options for port-immersive Europe itineraries for its 2026 spring/summer season.
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Sydney’s OPT transformed by TA
Thursday | Aug 22 2024TRAVEL Associates (TA) has taken over Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal to launch its luxury cruise season, with the brand’s signature purple gem at Circular Quay (pictured).
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CW breaking news – ATIA unveils more NTIA finalists
Monday | Aug 19 2024Contenders for the business categories have been revealed. The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has announced…
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Managed cruise growth for NZ
Monday | Aug 19 2024NEW Zealand Cruise Association Chief Executive Officer Jacqui Lloyd believes “managed growth” is the key to filling out the country’s cruise industry, as it faces a myriad of headwinds, such as port costs, destination regulations, and fuel.
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Coastal Trading Act exemption extended
Tuesday | Aug 13 2024THE Australian Government has continued an extension for cruise ships under the Coastal Trading Act until 31 Dec 2026, maintaining an existing arrangement allowing foreign-flagged vessels to carry passengers between local ports (CW breaking news).
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