The International Cruise Council Australasia is the peak body representing cruise lines operating in the Australian market. ICCA general manager Brett Jardine is a regular contributor to Cruise Weekly, with a dedicated column in the Thursday (travel industry update) issue each week.
Below are Brett's most recent contributions to the newsletter.
Within the cruise industry we all know there are many different types of cruise holidays but are you getting this message through to your clients.
FROM May to Sept 2013 InnerSea Discoveries + American Safari Cruises will sail seven boats across 11 different itineraries from 7- to 21-nights long, from Alaskan homeports including Ketchikan, Juneau and Sitka.
FIVE years into the Panama Canal expansion project and authorities have reported that the work is around 45% complete.
Thu 27 Sep 12
The Queensland Government has taken action on the improvements planned for FNQ cruise facilities and access to Trinity Inlet.
Tue 25 Sep 12
International cruise line executives are inspecting the nation’s key ports this week to help decide where to send ships in the future.
Tue 25 Sep 12
Not only will the project proceed, says the mayor, the city may end up with two or three cruise ship terminals.
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HOLLAND America Line’s ms Veendam failed its most recent vessel sanitation inspection conducted by the US Centers for Disease Control and Inspection.
CAPTAIN Cook Cruises is offering a special New Years Eve cruise on Sydney Harbour, with its MV Captain Cook III one of an exclusive group of vessels to be given an ideal spot to view the NSW capital’s famous fireworks.
THE Belfast Harbour Authority has proven that “it’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good,” after a huge year of Titanic-related tourism, a century after the original disaster.
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