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CRUISE SHIP GROUND HANDLER CRUISE LINES Abercrombie & Kent Azamara Cruises (Azamara Journey / Quest / Pursuit ) Toby Biddick Cruise Crystal Cruises (Crystal Symphony / Serenity) Manager Silversea Cruises (Silver Discoverer / Explorer / Whisper / Muse) [email protected] Star Cruises (SuperStar Virgo) T: 03 9536 1800 Fred. Olsen Cruises (Black Watch; MV Boudicca) Carnival Australia (Carnival Spirit / Splendor) Bob Wood Cruise Group Holland America Line (Maasdam; Amsterdam) Jo Rowling Cunard (Queen Victoria / Mary 2 / Elizabeth) Senior Cruise Operations Manager Princess Cruises (Dawn /Sea / Sun / Ruby / Sapphire / Golden / Emerald / [email protected] Majestic / Regal Princess) T: 07 5562 2039 P&O Cruises Australia (Pacific Dawn / Eden / Pearl / Explorer ) AIDA Cruises (AIDAvita) Seabourn Cruises (Seabourn Encore) Royal Caribbean International (Legend / Ovation / Radiance / Voyager / Explorer of the Seas) Intercruises Shoreside & Port Services Celebrity Cruises (Celebrity Solstice / Eclipse) James Coughlan Norwegian Cruise Lines (Norwegian Star / Jewel) Shore Excursion Manager – Australia Oceania Cruises (MS Insignia / Sirena / Regatta) [email protected] Regent Seven Seas (Seven Seas Navigator / Voyager / Mariner) T: 02 9550 0047 Hapag Lloyd (Europa 2) Viking Ocean Cruises (Viking Orion / Sun) Magellan Cruise & Maritime Voyages Insight Australia Birgit Bourne Managing Director Phoenix Reisen (MS Albatros , Artania, Amadea & Amera) [email protected] T: 02 9949 9669 Coral Expeditions Coral Expeditions I (Formerly Coral Princess) Cathy Alexander Sales Executive Coral Discoverer (Formerly Oceanic Discoverer) [email protected] Coral Adventurer T: 07 4040 9999 Australian Pacific Touring Mladen Vukic Product Manager Small Ship Cruising Caledonian Sky / Island Sky [email protected] T: 03 8526 1300 AOT Cruises Melissa Reid, GM Groups & Cruise [email protected] An updated cruise ship schedule can be accessed at http://portinfo.darwinport.com.au/ .

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