CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Hurtigruten, Virgin top in sustainability
Friday | Nov 5 2021HURTIGRUTEN’S Fridtjof Nansen (pictured) and Virgin Voyages’ Scarlet Lady have been rated the world’s most sustainable cruise ships by credit ratings provider Scope.
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Ignite spurs up success
Friday | Nov 5 2021IGNITE Travel Group has celebrated its bookings for last month, and the dividends of its new My Cruises River Collection (CW 10 Sep), at a private Melbourne Cup event.
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NCL Super Sale
Friday | Nov 5 2021NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has launched its Super Sale, with savings of up to 35% and USD$2,900 in value.
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Porthole 05 Nov 21
Friday | Nov 5 2021IF you’re aboard MSC Cruises’ MSC Seashore, you may notice the ship’s newest sculpture, Danza del Mare (pictured).
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NCL on track for Sydney
Thursday | Nov 4 2021NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) continues to anticipate the deployment of its Norwegian Spirit in Australian waters in the first quarter of 2022, with a “voyage resumption plan” unveiled overnight detailing a Mar return to service in Sydney.
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Christening ceremony held for Apex
Thursday | Nov 4 2021GODMOTHER of Celebrity Cruises’ Celebrity Apex, lawyer Reshma Saujani, has led the ship’s traditional naming ceremony, which brought together more than 1,500 guests, employees, and crew members.
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Bolette sets sail for Fred
Thursday | Nov 4 2021FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines’ new flagship Bolette (pictured) has made her inaugural sailing from Southampton ahead of her winter season of cruising.
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Oceania portal
Thursday | Nov 4 2021OCEANIA Cruises has revamped its marketing portal, providing travel partners with access to a more user-friendly and dynamic platform.
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Cunard returnee
Thursday | Nov 4 2021FORMER Cunard Marketing Specialist Josephine Hanschmann is returning to the cruise line, just 12 months after leaving for a similar role with atWork Australia.
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