CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Celestyal fourth Cuba
Thursday | Dec 8 2016CYPRUS-BASED Celestyal Cruises has reached its fourth year of operation in Cuba.
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Carnival HRC score
Thursday | Dec 8 2016CARNIVAL Corporation has received a perfect score from the Human Rights Campaign in the Corporate Equality Index, which rates US companies on their treatment of LGBTQ consumers, investors and employees.
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Princess cut short
Thursday | Dec 8 2016A Grand Princess sailing has been cut short after a tender platform opened “for reasons yet unknown,” 10 days into her planned 15-day itinerary.
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RCL’s big dividend
Thursday | Dec 8 2016ROYAL Caribbean Cruises shareholders will be jolly these holidays, with the Board of Directors declaring a quarterly dividend of $0.48 per common share, to be paid on 05 Jan to shareholders of record at the close of business on 21 Dec.
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CMP larger ships
Thursday | Dec 8 2016LARGER cruise ships will be able to call into the city of Malm after the Swedish Maritime Administration gave the plan its tick of approval.
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Scotland record
Thursday | Dec 8 2016SCOTLAND will achieve another record-breaking cruise season in 2017, with the destination more than doubling the number of cruise calls and passengers in less than a decade.
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Princess shore thing
Thursday | Dec 8 2016A NEW Best Price Guarantee has been introduced by Princess Cruises on thousands of tour options in ports the cruise line visits around the globe.
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No Turkey for Cunard
Thursday | Dec 8 2016CUNARD has decided to remove Turkey from all 2017 itineraries, “based upon various sources including advice given by the UK’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office”.
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NCL booking platform
Thursday | Dec 8 2016NORWEGIAN Cruise Line has added a new payment feature to make it easier for agents to make bookings in Australian dollars.
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Cuba approval bonanza
Thursday | Dec 8 2016CUBAN authorities have granted approval for Royal Caribbean International, Azamara Club Cruises and all three of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings’ (NCLH) brands to begin operating cruises to Cuba.
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