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Your mouth will water when you read
our comparison of the food offerings
on ships homeporting in Australia
in the April issue of travelBulletin.
W E E K L Y CLICK HERE to read
Oceania packages
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line
Andamans delay detailed Scenic last chance
SCENIC is reminding agents
Holdings (NCLH) has this month they only have until 27 Apr to
introduced fly cruise packages to take advantage of 2018 France
Oceania Cruises departures. and Europe river cruise pre-
The commissionable packages release prices.
lead in at AU$4,250pp for a Until the cutoff, 2018
seven-night cruise and return departures are available at 2017
Economy class airfares to Europe, prices and a early payment
while Business class airfare discount is on offer - call 138 128.
upgrades are also available.
Departing from Sydney,
Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide,
Perth, Hobart, Darwin and Cairns,
the flights are with Qantas,
PANDAW founder, Paul
Strachan has detailed what
dry docking and class survey,
where further engine problems
Cruise
Emirates and Singapore Airlines.
Earlier this year NCLH flagged
the roll out of air packages on all
went wrong with the Andaman
Explorer, encouraging readers in a
blog to please have faith.
were encountered.
Following a series of visa issues
resulting in a cruise without
survey
of its brands (CW 07 Feb). The cruise line purchased the Pandaws management team, Share your
ship last year, initially planning to further mechanical problems experiences with us
Superyacht study bring it into service last Jun but and issues with port formalities,
encountered many issues. the cruise line cancelled all Take our quick
THE first economic impact study
Strachan apologised for the departures until Jan. survey
on Australias superyacht industry
inconvenience suffered by The company then ran
has revealed a high value niche
those pioneering passengers into issues with a surveyors CLICK HERE
sector, which contributed a total
who booked on the vessel and inspection which was drawn out
of $1.97 billion to GDP in the
declared the ship is now fully for eight weeks.
2016 financial year. FitBit Charge
registered and licenced, alas too Strachan assured Having spent
The AEC Group study 2 & Event
late for the passengers booked on the refit three times what we Cinemas movie
commissioned by AIMEX found
last season. paid for the ship I believe we now tickets up for
the industry is held back by
The problems began when the have a fully functional vessel in grabs
restrictive policy and that it could
delivery company stripped the top condition.
add an additional $1.12b to GDP
vessel of any removable and The ship is pictured, to read the
by 2021 if regulation is relaxed.
saleable parts and when the ship blog, CLICK HERE.
MaryAnne Edwards, chief
finally got underway, one thing
executive of AIMEX, said if the
after another broke down.
govt fixed legislation so foreign
After spending months in Tempo 25% discount
superyachts have freedom TEMPO Holidays is offering 25%
Ranong, Thailand, getting the
to charter here, the local off plus free shore excursions on
Andaman Explorer ready for
superyacht industry would grow eight-day cruising packages in
her first expedition, the delivery
substantially - we could see an Greece for new bookings made
voyage revealed it needed
extra 8,100 local jobs. until 21 May.
the engines rebuilt, a new air
Edwards said allowing more The deal applies to the Jewels
conditioning system, new water
superyachts to cruise in the Of The Cyclades and Classical
makers and sewage plant.
Whitsundays would help with Greece itineraries for select May-
By Sep the ship was seaworthy
recovery from Cyclone Debbie. Oct departures - CLICK HERE.
enough to sail to Singapore for
EUROPE CRUISES
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