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Friday, December 28, 2012
Royal Caribbean signs deal for third Oasis class ship
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Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Concordia hits profits at Carnival
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New website for Celebrity Cruises
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Saturday, December 22, 2012
Concordia hits profits at Carnival
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Thursday, December 20, 2012
American Cruise Lines claims top World Travel Awards title
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Global Cruise Industry Reports on Progress of Operational Safety Review, Extends Mandate for Independent Panel of Experts
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Global Cruise Industry Announces Support of Paris MOU’s
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Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Norwegian Cruise Line steps up to global stage with World Travel Awards
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New international body to represent cruise industry
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Cruise Industry Forms Global Trade Association
The new association was created to provide increased benefits and a globally unified voice for cruise lines, travel agents and business partners
Thursday, December 13, 2012
New flagship for Costa Cruises under construction in Italy
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Monday, December 10, 2012
Crystal’s 2013 Northern Europe: Shorter itineraries, more overnights, more variety
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Norwegian Cruise Line honored with Maritime Safety Award
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Caribbean Cruises popular escape for UK travelers this holiday season
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Ten new longships on order for Viking River Cruises
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Caribbean Cruise Line: Scam artists target tourists most often
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Friday, December 7, 2012
Silversea and Cruise Strategies strengthen partnership
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British company welcomes new cruise ship in Portsmouth
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Friends of the Earth criticises cruise industry environmental efforts
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Celebrity Reflection launch
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Miami artist unveils design for Norwegian Getaway’s hull artwork
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IMO to incorporate recommendation from Global Cruise Industry Operational Safety Review
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Royal Caribbean International expands partnership with Dreamworks Animation
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Viking River Cruises set for continued expansion
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Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Norwegians Cruise through the holidays with 12 days of savings
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American Cruise Lines purchases historic 1880s Steam Calliope
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Royal Caribbean International inks Australia TV channel deal
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Innovative art collection to debut on Celebrity Reflection
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Costa Cruises reveals its 7th sustainability report
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Norwegian Breakaway brings the taste of New York to sea
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Caribbean Cruise Line: Scams stop where gambling is made legal
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Crystal to explore new ports across Mediterranean in 2013
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American Queen Steamboat Company reports record demand for 2013 voyages
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Windstar Cruises announces 2014 winter deployment
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CLIA, CICF Host Benefit for Port Authority Police Benevolent Association Widow’s and Children’s Fund
New York, NY — November 20, 2012 — The Cruise Lines International Association hosted a lunch Sunday, November 18, to benefit the Port Authority Police Benevolent Association (PAPBA) Widow’s and Children’s Fund, in partnership with The Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation (CICF). CICF donated $25,000 to the Fund.
The benefit took place aboard the Norwegian Jewel, with Norwegian Cruise Line CEO Kevin Sheehan introducing CLIA President and CEO Christine Duffy. Rep. Peter King, R-NY; Paul Nunziato, President of PAPBA; Michael Fedorko, Superintendent of the Port Authority Police; members of the PAPBA Board of Directors; the PAPBA Pipe and Drums Band and Honor Guard; 11 Port Authority officers, and 70 family members were also in attendance.
Duffy introduced PAPBA, and thanked all its members and their families for their service and sacrifice, saying,Friday, November 23, 2012
Blomdahl steps down as Stena Line chief
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NATIONAL CRUISE VACATION WEEK: BIG SAVINGS, GREAT VALUE DURING ‘WORLD’S LARGEST CRUISE SALE’ OCTOBER 21-27
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REGISTRATION STRONG FOR CRUISE LINES INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION’S 2012 NATIONAL CRUISE VACATION WEEK
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CLIA COMMEMORATES WORLD MARITIME DAY
— September 27, 2012 — Washington, DC - Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) today commemorated the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) World Maritime Day, honoring the work of the diverse maritime community and industry stakeholders that strive to preserve and continuously improve maritime safety
RECORD NUMBER OF TRAVEL AGENTS REGISTER FOR CRUISE LINES INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION’S 2012 NATIONAL CRUISE VACATION WEEK, OCTOBER 21-27
Fort Lauderdale, FL — October 9, 2012 — With two weeks to go before Cruise Lines International Association’s “World’s Largest Cruise Sale” during the second annual National Cruise Vacation Week (NCVW), almost 6,800 travel agents and agencies throughout the U.S. and Canada have registered to host more than 5,360 live and online events, topping last year’s total by almost 500 registrants. The 25 participating CLIA-member cruise lines continue to provide new special offers to help agents take full advantage of the cruise industry’s single-largest consumer promotion.
NCVW, from October 21-27, last year generated $55 million in cruise sales and more than $7 million in commissions. In addition to bonus commissions, CLIA member lines are helping to drive sales to NCVW-participating agents with consumer offers that include: savings up to $6,000 per couple, plus free air, or two-for-one pricing on luxury cruises; complimentary upgrades or shore excursions; $1,500 savings per stateroom for river cruises in Europe; and more.
CLIA-member agencies or those agencies that join CLIA this month may continue to register to host in-person or online NCVW events at ncvw.cruising.org. Online participants may register for their own customized, agency-specific, NCVW mini-websites, complete with a selection of cruise line promotional videos, special offers and other consumer incentives to cruise, which will be live all October.
CLIA’s NCVW site offers complete information about setting up the NCVW sites, as well as advice on hosting events, tips for agencies on how to promote their participation, and a broad selection of marketing and promotional tools and materials, including logos, press release templates,taglines, andpostcard and flyer templates. CLIA also will provide additional support to agencies through industry-wide publicity; national, regional and local media coverage; and other promotions.
For further information about National Cruise Vacation Week, visit ncvw.cruising.org# # # About CLIA
The nonprofit Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) is North America's largest global cruise industry organization. CLIA represents the interests of 26 member lines, 15,000 travel agents, and 120 executive partners before regulatory and legislative policy makers, supporting measures that foster a safe, secure and healthy cruise ship environment. CLIA is also engaged in travel agent training, research and marketing communications to promote the value and desirability of cruise vacations with thousands of travel agency and travel agent members across North America. For more information on CLIA, the cruise industry, and CLIA-member cruise lines and travel agencies, visit www.cruising.org. CLIA can also be followed on the Cruise Lines International Association's Facebook and Twitter fan pages, and CEO Christine Duffy can be followed
CLIA MEMBER CRUISE LINES OFFER OUTSTANDING VALUE ON AUTUMN AND WINTER CRUISES IN EUROPE
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CLIA RECOGNIZES MEMBERS FOR GIVING BACK
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CREATE A NEW TRADITION: TAKE A CRUISE FOR THE HOLIDAYS AS CLIA CRUISE LINES OFFER GREAT VALUE TO CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAYS
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“Home for the holidays” is taking a back seat as Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) members offer top value on popular cruises for the holiday season
GLOBAL CRUISE INDUSTRY ANNOUNCES LATEST SAFETY POLICIES
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Costa Crociere S.p.A. announces new senior vice president
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Windstar Cruises moves full sail ahead in 2013
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Pride of America fares to increase in 2013
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Strong increase in passenger numbers at National Ferries Company, Oman
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Maltese takes over as chief financial officer at Costa
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National Ferries Company boosts fleet in Oman
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