Headlines
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Have faith in a rebound of cruising
Friday | Jun 26 2020THE pattern of gradual restart for the cruising sector currently being experienced in Norway “should give comfort that the industry’s rebound strategies will work,” according to Hurtigruten MD APAC, Damian Perry.
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Dream Cruises delivers
Friday | Jun 26 2020AS COVID-19 restrictions are lifting, many are heading back to the office, so Dream Cruises is doing its best to help ease back-to-office blues.
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Health & safety key, says Celebrity
Thursday | Jun 25 2020CONFIDENCE in health and safety protocols is vital for the cruise industry’s recovery, a recent survey conducted by Celebrity Cruises has found.
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Seabourn launches its new season
Thursday | Jun 25 2020SEABOURN is offering a range of new itineraries as part of its recently announced northern fall 2021-winter/spring 2022 program.
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New Zealand cruise ban extension
Wednesday | Jun 24 2020NEW Zealand has extended its ban on cruise ships for at least two months, alongside a tightening of its border rules.
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Scenic 2021 Europe out
Wednesday | Jun 24 2020SCENIC has released its 2021 European river cruise program along with a new book with confidence program aiming to help clients plan and book their trips for next year.
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CMV ships detained
Wednesday | Jun 24 2020UK AUTHORITIES have detained five Cruise & Maritime Voyages (CMV) cruise ships over welfare concerns for the crews.
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MSC 2020-21 season
Tuesday | Jun 23 2020MSC Cruises has announced its new northern winter 2020-2021 program, offering more than 90 different itineraries across the Arabian Peninsula, Asia, the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, South Africa and South America.
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Fit for a Princess
Tuesday | Jun 23 2020A NEW three-night cruise itinerary aboard Murray Princess has been introduced by SeaLink South Australia.
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CLIA suspends US cruising until Sep
Monday | Jun 22 2020CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has announced that its members have decided to voluntarily extend the period of suspended passenger operations from American ports due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in the United States.
