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CRUISE specialist travel agency Clean Cruising is facing the $100 million landmark of cancellations this week.
AVALON Waterways has kicked off its 2021 season on the Seine, just in time to take advantage of the European summer.
MANY cruise fans have been anticipating the launch of Bolt, the first roller coaster at sea, aboard Mardi Gras.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line looks increasingly confident about the recommencement of local cruising early next year, with Chief Executive Officer Harry Sommer (pictured) saying he’s encouraged by the Government’s staged plan to reopen depending on vaccination targets.
EMERALD Cruises has released its Asia river cruising collection for 2022 and 2023.
PRINCESS Cruises has unveiled its 2023 Alaska cruises & cruisetours program.
FIVE passengers aboard the first post-pandemic Holland America voyage to Alaska have died in a floatplane which crashed during a shore excursion while the ship was docked in Ketchikan.
AMAWATERWAYS will now require vaccination for all guests, following recent changes in certain European countries, the cruise line said.
BONUS spending money is being offered on next year’s Seabourn Cruise Line sailings.
THERE are few fanbases in sports more notorious and non compos mentis than that of the Buffalo Bills, and come next year, the team’s fans will be taking over a Carnival Cruise Line sailing.
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