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P&O Bouncing Back Strongly In cruiseweekly.com.au cruiseweekly.co.nz Friday 23rd October 2020 RSSC 2022-23 P&O bouncing back strongly in ‘21 REGENT Seven Seas Cruises’ P&O Cruises Australia has The two sister ships will sail (RSSC) 2022/23 collection will announced Pacific Adventureand alongside P&O’s flagship Pacific feature 148 sailings from Apr Pacific Encounterwill now both Explorer, which will extend its 2022 to Apr 2023, including to join the fleet in the first half of operational pause until Jan. Australia and New Zealand. next year, holding the cruise line Both Pacific Adventure and Other destinations for the in stead for a “bounce back”. Pacific Encounter will offer a season will include Africa, Pacific Adventure will begin range of inclusive dining options, Alaska, Asia, Canada, the sailing from Sydney on 30 Apr speciality restaurants by chefs Caribbean, the Mediterranean, next year, as the delivery of Johnny Di Francesco and Luke New England, Northern Pacific Encounter (CW 26 Nov Mangan, and a suite of family- Europe, the Panama Canal and 2019) will also be brought friendly activities. South America, as well as five forward by at least six months. (pictured) said. The announcements come with Grand Voyages. Encounter is scheduled to “This investment in our fleet is a P&O having recently flagged the Sailings will range from homeport in Brisbane from 07 demonstration that P&O Cruises early departures of Pacific Dawn seven nights up to the May, but P&O Australia said Australia is ready to lead the (CW 29 Sep) and Pacific Aria (CW recently announced 143-day earlier voyages may be added industry in bouncing back when 16 Oct) from the fleet. World Cruise, while closer depending on the timing of the government and public health “We have sought to use this to home, the 61-night Grand return of cruising in Australia. authorities agree it is appropriate operational pause to fast-track Asia Exploration will sail from “The arrival of these much- to begin sailing again with our planned fleet refresh,” Sydney to Tokyo - more HERE. anticipated ships,Pacific protocols in place. Myrmell added. Adventure and Pacific Encounter, “It is also a mark of respect for “Our pathway to a return to in the first half of next year our many loyal guests as well cruising may be unclear but Cruise Weekly today represents a step-change for the as crew, fresh food suppliers, we wanted to give our guests Cruise Weekly today fleet and a sign of confidence entertainers and musicians, shore confidence about our future fleet features four pages of all the in the market,” P&O Australia tour operators and port logistics and our commitment to Australia latest cruise industry news. President Sture Myrmell partners.” and New Zealand.” Grow WITH OUR COMMITMENT We formally declare our commitment to Australia and New Zealand—The Celebrity Commitment—based on the principles of integrity, transparency, and personal care, which guide us as we rebuild the travel industry together. It’s our commitment to grow this industry, alongside our valued travel partners, by offering real tools, real solutions, and real people. Watch for upcoming announcements. ©2020 Celebrity Cruises Inc. Ships’ registry: Malta and Ecuador. Cruise Weekly AU t 1300 799 220 w cruiseweekly.com.au NZ t 0800 799 220 w cruiseweekly.co.nz page 1 Austrian National WE CAN T ourist Office HELP YOU EDUCATE THE TRADE Click here. Friday 23rd October 2020 Royal ramping up NCL hits a home run NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) strive to amplify the provision of ROYAL Caribbean travel partners for the comback has unveiled its Home-Based information more seamlessly to International (RCI) will now of cruising. Hub, a support nucleus for mobile home-based partners. sail three ships locally from 16 Royal Reignited will see the trade partners. “This is provided as an extra Oct 2021, as part of updates to launch of revamped marketing The platform offers a dedicated layer of support in addition to its Australian 2021/22 season, toolkits, training, policies, and contact with the Norwegian team our team of territory Business which is now open for sale. the latest Royal Caribbean for travel agents who operate Development Mangers who will Quantum of the Seas will head announcements that are made from their home, via a centralised remain the local point of contact to Brisbane to replace Radiance over the next few months. contact within the cruise line’s in market for trade partners.” of the Seas, which will join RCI’s online trade portal local office. Trade partners can contact Ovation of the Seas in sailing HomePort will also offer The Home-Based Hub will Baker through the line’s Book-a- from Sydney. access to updates, educational be overseen by Business BDM platform, available HERE. The move will see both New materials, offers and marketing Development Executive The Home-Based Hub is one South Wales and Queensland tools, while the ships will boast AUNZ Jacinta Baker, who will of a number of resources and homeport Quantum class ships a mobile app to help limit manage support services innovations Norwegian has rolled for the first time ever. contact and crowds through including product and system out recently, including Book-a- In total, the trio of vessels innovations such as staggered training, promotions support, BDM, and a dedicated Australia will offer 67 voyages to 33 arrival times and reservations. personalised agent incentives, and New Zealand Partners First destinations around Australia, “Our 2021/22 summer season collateral, events and marketing Facebook group (CLICK HERE), New Zealand and the South will be the most technologically opportunities. keeping agents up to date with Pacific, ranging from two to 15 advanced fleet to ever sail “We have developed what the cruise line. nights, with increased flexibility Australia and we are committed we believe is a best practice Oct has also seen Norwegian on new bookings offered to to providing the signature Royal engagement program for all launch its successful Walk for cruisers who make a reservation Caribbean holiday that Aussie home-based agents, be them Wellness challenge (CW 21 Sep), by the end of next month. clients know and love, and independent or part of a larger with participants collectively Travel agent commissions will delivering them home safely consortia group,” said Director of reaching London on the world also be protected, as part of at the end of their cruise,” said Sales AUNZ Damian Borg. map on Mon, walking a total of the cruise line’s Royal Reignited Royal Caribbean International “Consistent and clear 40,000 kilometres - the halfway partner campaign, which aims Australia & NZ Managing communication will be the mark for the challenge. to boost businesses and prepare Director Gavin Smith. backbone of this initiative, as we Magnificent restart Asia’s Star fading MSC Cruises’ MSC Magnifica SPONSORSHIP STAR Clippers has set sail Wed on a 10-night OPPORTUNITIES announced its namesake Mediterranean cruise, AVAILABLE flagship will be leaving Asia becoming the line’s second to address demand for 2022 ship to restart operations. Mediterranean sailings. The cruise will visit ports Upon the completion of in Italy, Malta and Greece, Star Clipper’s Nov 2021-Mar with MSC Magnifica 2022 season, the ship will having undergone the depart South East Asian implementation of health and waters, and unite all three of safety protocols, including pre- the cruise line’s vessels in the boarding screenings. Mediterranean for the first MSC Magnifica will operate time since 2016. six Mediterranean cruises News on the fly In preparation for the season, before the end of the year, Star Clippers has released its including a special eight-night new digital Mediterranean Christmas voyage departing 2022 preview brochure, Genoa on 18 Dec. detailing all three ships and The resumption of MSC New episode available! their 38 itineraries across 73 Magnifica follows a safe departures - CLICK HERE. and effective restart of MSC CLICK HERE TO LISTEN Early booking fares currently Grandiosa in Aug (CW 04 Aug), include savings of up to 30% - which has now completed nine call 1300 295 161. seven-night voyages. Cruise Weekly AU t 1300 799 220 w cruiseweekly.com.au NZ t 0800 799 220 w cruiseweekly.co.nz page 2 Need a distraction amid the doom and gloom? Check out our daily puzzle page. Friday 23rd October 2020 New Seattle port? HAL gets sixy THE Port of Seattle will Hurti splits business A TOTAL of six Holland resume its study of a proposed HURTIGRUTEN is forming The moves will put Hurigruten America Line (HAL) ships are new cruise terminal in 2023. a separate expedition cruise Group in a good position to tap set to sail Alaska and Glacier In Jul, the Port of Seattle company, meaning the line will into pent-up demand for 2021, Bay cruises next year. cancelled its request now operate as two entities - said Chief Executive Daniel The cruise line will embark for proposals for a joint Hurtigruten Expeditions and Skjeldam. on a full season of its investment to build and Hurtigruten Norway. “For the second half of 2021 Land+Sea Journeys in the operate a new cruise facility at Expeditions will offer cruises and beyond, we are seeing a region, which will offer glacier Terminal 46, citing a need to spanning more than 250 strong demand across all markets viewings and Denali & Yukon better understand the short- destinations, including Antarctica, and all destinations, including the adventures. and long-term cruise industry the British Isles, the Caribbean, Norwegian coast, the Arctic and From Apr through Sep, market impacts from COVID-19 Greenland, the Northwest Antarctica,” he said. Eurodam, Koningsdam, before making further Passage, Norway, Svalbard and “The demand reflects our Nieuw Amsterdam, Noordam, infrastructure investments.
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