CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Princess targeting telecommuters
Thursday | Apr 15 2021PRINCESS Cruises is using its “super-charged” MedallionNet internet connectivity to target the new wave of telecommuters.
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More Explorer voyages
Thursday | Apr 15 2021HISTORY is repeating itself for Heritage Expeditions, with the cruise line announcing its return to New Zealand’s Fiordland, where it began back in 1985.
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Encounter is close
Thursday | Apr 15 2021P&O Cruises Australia’s Pacific Encounter (pictured) has completed her transformation, leaving her dry dock in Singapore with her name badge and a range of finishing touches to the ship’s onboard spaces and features.
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NCL roadshow proving popular
Thursday | Apr 15 2021WITH just five days to go before the first event, seats are filling up faster than expected for the Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), Club Med & Globus roadshow, with the Sydney, Doncaster and Perth events sold out.
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CLIA online showcase
Thursday | Apr 15 2021CRUISE Lines International Association’s (CLIA) new online Ocean Debut Showcase will introduce more than a dozen new cruise ships to travel advisor members.
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Pandaw helps out
Thursday | Apr 15 2021PANDAW Clinics has to date raised more than US$120,000 for Myanmar in the midst of the ongoing coup d’tat.
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Ponant Smithsonian
Thursday | Apr 15 2021PONANT has announced an alliance with cultural & educational tour operator Smithsonian Journeys to offer a series of small ship expeditions.
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EMBARK to launch
Thursday | Apr 15 2021A live conversation and Q&A session featuring Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) President & Chief Executive Officer Harry Sommer and other NCL executives and team members will take place at 9:30am AEST tomorrow, before the first episode of EMBARK with NCL launches (CW 09 Apr).
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Porthole 15 Apr 21
Thursday | Apr 15 2021IT appears the Suez Canal obstruction incident is not yet over, with antagonist ship Ever Given being held in the Canal as authorities argue over compensation.
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ACA update 14 Apr 21: What’s next?
Wednesday | Apr 14 2021WITH Jill Abel, CEO, Australian Cruise Association: The opening of the trans-Tasman corridor is now in…
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