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Shorex to the MAX
Wednesday | Sep 23 2020ATLAS Ocean Voyages, the small-ship startup with five 198-passenger expedition vessels on order (CW 16 Jan) has unveiled two new MAX SHORE experiences available on World Navigator’s new 24-night journey.
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CLIA mandates core health protocols
Tuesday | Sep 22 2020CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has laid out the first steps of a road map toward a resumption of cruising in the United States, saying that with the support of regulators and destinations “cruises could feasibly begin during the remainder of 2020”.
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Princess confirms Sea, Sun sale
Tuesday | Sep 22 2020PRINCESS Cruises this morning confirmed widespread speculation its Sea Princess (pictured) and Sun Princess are among the 18 vessels slated to leave the Carnival Corp fleet.
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2021 Super Cruise now open to all
Monday | Sep 21 2020THE 2021 Cruiseco Super Cruise (CW 31 Jul) is now open to any travel agencies in Australia or New Zealand, rather than just to the consortium’s members.
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Seabourn a cut above the rest
Monday | Sep 21 2020THE first steel has been cut for Seabourn Cruise Line’s second expedition ship.
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Coral flags ambitious restart plans
Friday | Sep 18 2020CORAL Expeditions will restart cruises on the Great Barrier Reef next month.
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Hats off in Sylvania!
Friday | Sep 18 2020SYLVANIA Travel & Cruise held a mad hatter COVID lunch party on Tue to give its members a break from the daily slog of issuing refunds.
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Spirit out until Jun 2021
Thursday | Sep 17 2020CARNIVAL Cruise Line yesterday advised travel agents of a further extension of its Australian cruising pause, including the cancellation of all Carnival Spirit cruises from Brisbane until late Jun next year.
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Inaugural Borealis trips
Thursday | Sep 17 2020FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines’ second new ship Borealis (pictured) went on sale yesterday, with the inaugural program featuring a number of new itineraries setting sail from Liverpool, UK in 2021-22.
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Another five Carnival Corp ships to go
Wednesday | Sep 16 2020CARNIVAL Corporation has released a financial update for the three months to 31 Aug, confirming that a total of 18 “less efficient ships” have left or are expected to leave the fleet – five more than had been previously announced (CW 13 Jul).
