CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 08 Aug 22
Monday | Aug 8 2022CARNIVAL Cruise Line has made a number of recent “cuts” to its food service permanent, and it’s bad news for around-the-clock pizza-lovers.
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Carnival to save energy via new tech
Friday | Aug 5 2022CARNIVAL Corporation is upgrading its global fleet with fuel- and energy-saving technology enhancements called “Service Power Packages”.
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Cruise on deck at CATO
Friday | Aug 5 2022THE cruise industry was on board with the Council of Australian Tour Operators’ (CATO) inaugural Travel Trivia Masters last night.
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RCI 2023-24 change
Friday | Aug 5 2022ROYAL Caribbean International (RCI) will deploy the 2002-built Radiance-class Brilliance of the Seas as part of its 2023/24 Australian season instead of the Vision-class Enchantment of the Seas, which was built in 1997.
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Creative Silversea
Friday | Aug 5 2022CREATIVE Cruising is offering USD$400 shipboard credit per suite on next year’s European voyages with Silversea Cruises.
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Lindblad on track
Friday | Aug 5 2022LINDBLAD Expeditions’ total revenue of USD$90.9 million increased USD$75.6 million versus last year, and USD$14.3 million compared with the second quarter of 2019, the cruise line reported.
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Rhine water levels impacting cruise
Thursday | Aug 4 2022AS low water levels risk closing the Rhine (pictured), the cruise industry is closely monitoring the situation, which has been impacted by record high temperatures across Europe.
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Bolette’s Dover return
Thursday | Aug 4 2022FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines will return to Dover with a selection of late northern hemisphere summer sailings from later this month.
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CLIA webinars
Thursday | Aug 4 2022CRUISE Lines International Association’s (CLIA) webinars will help travel advisors get the most from Cruise Month this Sep.
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Croisi Mekong
Thursday | Aug 4 2022CROISIEUROPE cruises are returning to the Mekong, following two years of interruptions.
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