CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 08 Feb 18
Thursday | Feb 8 2018DOLPHINS of a different kind are coming to the Caribbean, with MSC Cruises announcing a Miami Dolphins-themed departure on MSC Seaside.
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Townsville Port EIS tick
Thursday | Feb 8 2018THE Townsville Port expansion’s Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) has been given the green light from the Federal Government.
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Legend to the US
Thursday | Feb 8 2018CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s Carnival Legend will stay in the United States in 2020, to be replaced in the local market by the larger Carnival Splendor.
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Nieuw Statendam 2019 season launch
Thursday | Feb 8 2018HOLLAND America Line’s new ship Nieuw Statendam will cross the Atlantic Ocean in late Apr 2019 and spend the northern summer and autumn exploring northern Europe and the Mediterranean.
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VA OPT check-in
Thursday | Feb 8 2018VIRGIN Australia’s pop-up check-in and baggage drop service is now live at Sydney’s White Bay Cruise Terminal.
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Silversea support
Thursday | Feb 8 2018SILVERSEA Cruises is this month introducing agents’ details on direct mail collateral.
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Windstar OCC
Thursday | Feb 8 2018WINDSTAR is this month introducing an Onboard Cruise Consultant (OCC) program allowing guests to book a future cruise while on board.
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Celebrity Discovery
Thursday | Feb 8 2018CELEBRITY Cruises has released a range of excursions designed to offer small groups “more in-depth experiences”.
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Shine claims “absurd”: Princess
Thursday | Feb 8 2018PRINCESS Cruises has hit back against “absurd” allegations made by Shine Lawyers that more than 16,000 passengers could be eligible for compensation under a class action (CW Tue).
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Jardine to CATO
Thursday | Feb 8 2018FORMER-CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia commercial director and gm Brett Jardine has been announced as the new managing director of the Council of Australian Tour Operators (CATO).
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