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More Explorer voyages
Thursday | Apr 15 2021HISTORY is repeating itself for Heritage Expeditions, with the cruise line announcing its return to New Zealand’s Fiordland, where it began back in 1985.
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Encounter is close
Thursday | Apr 15 2021P&O Cruises Australia’s Pacific Encounter (pictured) has completed her transformation, leaving her dry dock in Singapore with her name badge and a range of finishing touches to the ship’s onboard spaces and features.
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US cruise bill introduced
Wednesday | Apr 14 2021REPUBLICAN Senators in the United States have introduced legislation which would overrule the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention’s (CDC) conditional sailing order (CSO), and allow cruising to restart by Jul.
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Crystal Caribbean restart
Wednesday | Apr 14 2021CRYSTAL Symphony (pictured) will return to sailing in Aug with new Luxury Caribbean Escapes, Crystal Cruises has announced.
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Alaska to join Florida in suing CDC
Tuesday | Apr 13 2021ALASKA Governor Mike Dunleavy (pictured) is considering joining Florida in suing the federal government of the United States over the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention’s (CDC) cruise ship ban.
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Fred. gets egg on its face
Tuesday | Apr 13 2021FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines enjoyed a cracking Easter aboard Balmoral earlier this month.
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Serenade to the rescue
Tuesday | Apr 13 2021ROYAL Caribbean International’s Serenade of the Seas docked at St. Vincent on the weekend to pick up evacuees fleeing the eruption of La Soufriere.
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Moon to rise in the Med this Jun
Monday | Apr 12 2021SILVERSEA Cruises has announced its return to service with its new flagship Silver Moon (pictured) from Jun, with the cruise line to require all guests and crew members to be fully vaccinated against coronavirus.
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Getting a pizza the action
Monday | Apr 12 2021AUSTRALIA’S live entertainers, particularly those who depended on cruising for much of their livelihoods, are among the many hoping for cruise tourism’s return – just ask Gold Coast-based hypnotist Anthony Laffan.
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Carnival positivity despite losses
Friday | Apr 9 2021CARNIVAL Corporation has provided a first quarter business update, reporting a net loss of US$2 billion, despite a better-than-expected cash burn rate.
