CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Hurtigruten pole-to-pole
Thursday | Jun 3 2021HURTIGRUTEN Expeditions has launched two pole-to-pole cruises for next year, and is urging the travel trade to get on board to capitalise on strong demand for the iconic itineraries.
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Scenic 2022 Europe out
Thursday | Jun 3 2021SCENIC Luxury Cruises & Tours will have a new Enrichment Manager on board its Europe river cruises for 2022, as part of a newly-released program featuring additional included Scenic Enrich Experiences.
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Tauck resumes
Thursday | Jun 3 2021TAUCK has announced a staged restart of its operations in Europe and Africa, including an Aug return of European river cruises on the Rhone and Seine in France as well as the Douro River in Portugal.
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Azamara Onward
Thursday | Jun 3 2021AZAMARA Cruises has released details of the debut season for its new Azamara Onward, which will operate a total of 22 European itineraries after a maiden voyage from Monte Carlo to Venice departing on 02 May 2022.
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New Pandaw dates
Thursday | Jun 3 2021PANDAW has added new dates for 2023/24 for its Indochina itineraries.
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Porthole 03 Jun 21
Thursday | Jun 3 2021AS if navigating the world’s waterways wasn’t already tricky, animal activists in the USA have suggested changing the name of a body of water which they believe is inappropriate.
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CLIA update 02 June 21
Wednesday | Jun 2 2021WITH Joel Katz, MD CLIA Australasia – Welcome signs of progress: Tourism Minister Dan Tehan’s comments…
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Silversea extends agent pay
Wednesday | Jun 2 2021SILVERSEA Cruises has extended its commitment to Australian travel advisors, with a continuation of its bonus commission offer, which sees a cash bonus of $270 paid to travel agencies within 45 days of confirmed new bookings.
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CLIA hails Tourism Minister’s promise
Wednesday | Jun 2 2021CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) Managing Director Australasia Joel Katz (pictured) has welcomed comments by Minister for Tourism Dan Tehan on Mon that it would be “wonderful to get more cruise ships operating around Australia” (CW yesterday).
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