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Tuesday 12 June 2012

TODAYS ISSUE OF CW Todays issue ofCruise Weeklyfeatures

four pages of all the latest cruise news.

Sherry: time to improve Qld portsCarnival chief Ann Sherry has

called for action on the

significant challenges facing

ports in Brisbane and Cairns.THE full potential of Australias cruise

ndustry will not be realised until problems at

Queenslands two main cruise ports are

addressed, according to Ann Sherry, CEO,

Carnival Australia.

Infrastructure gaps at Brisbane and Cairns

have become more obvious as a result of

ruise industry growth, combined with the

trend to larger cruise ships, Sherry told

Cruise Weekly.

If unaddressed, these gaps will constrain

further growth and limit cruisings economic

contribution.

The Brisbane facilityis too far up the river,

thus limiting access by superliners, she said.

Brisbane needs a dedicated deepwater

cruise terminal to accommodate an increasing

number of larger ships.

The cruise port is also the most expensivein Australia, despite its size restrictions.

Cairns, on the other hand, works

effectively, unlike many ports in Australia,

Sherry said.

Unfortunately, most ships cant get into the

port until it is dredged.

Carnival Australia supports current plans to

dredge Trinity Inlet to enable larger cruise

ships to dock in the heart of Cairns.

Current arrangements at the Yorkeys Knob

anchorage are suboptimal to Cairns realising

its full potential as a cruise destination and for

the real value of cruising to be captured,Sherry said.

Cairns has great potential as a key

destination in northern Australia linking

through to destinations to our north,

including Papua New Guinea.

Sherry acknowledged that some progress

had been made by state and local government

authorities, which recognise and value

cruisings contribution to the economy, jobs

and to businesses through the multiplier

effect of cruising.

Sherry also emphasised that improving

facilities in Queensland was important from anational perspective because the state was

part of an itinerary package for visiting

international ships.

Australias cruise destinations depend on

each other to get it right on infrastructure,

she said.

Upgrading port facilities would help ensure

Australia remains attractive and competitive

as a cruise destination.

This is increasingly important as we see

cities in Asia, such as Shanghai, Hong Kong

and Singapore, investing strongly in cruise

infrastructure, she added.

AMAs French inspirationCRUISERS looking for French itineraries will

be thrilled to learn that AmaWaterways has

unveiled two new 2013 itineraries: Paris and

Normandy, and The Jewels of France.

These itineraries take our guests through

the heart of France, said AmaWaterways

Founder Rudi Schreiner.

From the design of the French balconiesonboard our ships to the locally-sourced

ingredients, menu selections and wines,

AmaWaterways combines old-world French

charm with a luxury travel experience, he added.

The Paris and Normandy itinerary is a seven-

night cruise which takes place onboard the

AmaLegro down the Seine River, taking guests

to Paris, Vernon, Giverny, Rouen, Les Andelys,

Conflans, Barcelona, Perpignan, Arles, Avignon,

Viviers, Tournon, Vienne, Treveux and Lyon.

Meanwhile the new Jewels of France

itinerary includes seven nights on the Rhone

and seven nights on the Seine and begins withthree-nights in Barcelona before boarding

AmaDagio to cruise through Frances wine

regions, and then disembarking in Lyon to

travel to Paris to board theAmaLegro for

cruising in northern France.

The Captain scrubs upCAPTAIN Cook Cruises Fiji has announced the

completion of a soft refurbishment of all

outdoor and indoor furnishings onboard the

MV Reef Endeavour.

As a result of the makeover, the vessel now

sports new modern furniture around the pool,new sun lounges on B deck and on the sun

deck, as well as new carpet and furniture in

he ships lounge and dining areas.

In addition, Endeavours staterooms now

feature new linen.

The mini-makeover follows Endeavours

extensive renovation last year which saw the

nstallation of several new suites, the creation

of interconnecting family rooms, and a

refurbishment of the ships spa and gym.

These rebuilds and refurbishments

complete a whole new experience for our

many repeat passengers and give somethingexciting and unique for passengers embarking

on their first cruise, said Jackie Charlton, CEO,

Captain Cook Cruises Fiji.

For more details on the ship and its Fijian

tineraries, see your local travel agent, or visit

www.captaincook.com.au.

ictured above: new deck furniture onboard MV Reef Endeavour

Princess honoured by portsTHE ports of San Francisco in the USA and

Victoria in Canada have bestowed Princess

Cruises with awards for the cruise lines

environmental efforts.

San Francisco awarded Sea Princess and

Sapphire Princess its Cruise Ship Environmental

Award for the pairs reduction in air emissions,

advanced wastewater management, and

recycling and disposal programs; whilst Victoria

bestowed Golden Princess, Island Princess,

Sapphire Princess andSea Princess with its Ogden

Point Eco Award for using low sulfur fuel.

RCI in the Tony AwardsAS a result of a new partnership between

Royal Caribbean International and the Tony

Awards, the cast ofOasis of the SeasHairspray

will perform a number in the ships Opal

Theatre as part of the Tony Awards program.

We couldnt be more excited to partner

with the Tony Awards to give the audience a

taste of our genuine Broadway productions,

which include Saturday Night Fever, as well as

the Tony award-winning musicals Hairsprayand Chicago: The Musical, said Adam

Goldstein, CEO, Royal Caribbean International.
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Cruise Weeklys cruise calendar detailsupcoming port calls of passenger cruiseships at various destinations in Australia.

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Coral Princess launches new voyagesThe Australian small-ship linehas announced its 2013

schedule, including an inaugural

expedition to the Spice Islands

and New Guinea.NEXT year, Coral Princess Cruises 72-

passenger Oceanic Discovererwill spend

almost a month exploring the remote regions

of Indonesia and PNG.

Departing from Darwin, the new 25-nighttinerarycovers the Tanimbar and Spice

slands before a five-day exploration of the

Four Kings of Raja Ampat.

The cruise continues into the Northern

Hemisphere and Mapia Atoll and then returns

o the West Papuan provincial capital of

ayapura, and onwards to Wewak.

Exclusive to Coral Princess Cruises, guests

will spend two nights cruising 100 kilometres

up the Sepik River, before exploring the east

coast of Papua New Guinea, including

Lababia, Tufi and the Trobriand Islands.

According to Coral Princess Cruises Founderand Managing Director, Tony Briggs, who

recently returned from a fact-finding visit to

the area, the new program is the most

comprehensive expedition ever undertaken in

the region, and the companys most

ambitious yet.

Im excited that this expedition enables

guests to experience one of the worlds

emerging regions, in the comfort and

unrivalled style they have come to expect

from a Coral Princess Cruises expedition,

Briggs said.

Prices for the Spice Islands, Raja Ampat and

New Guinea circle expedition start at $18,990

per person.

A limited number of staterooms are also

available on a shorter 13-night leg from

Darwin to Wewak and a 12-night itinerary

from Wewak to Cairns.

The companys newly released 2012-13

brochure also includes a series of PNG

expeditions from Cairns and Rabaul, as well as

two 13-night itineraries through the

Melanesian archipelagos of New Caledonia,

Vanuatu, the Solomon Islands and PNG.

To celebrate the brochure launch, Coral

Princess Cruises is offering discounts of up to

25% for past guests, or 15% for first-time

travellers on their 13-night Melanesian

expedition from Rabaul to Noumea, departing

on 11 November 2012.

Prices start at $8,242.50pp for past guests.

For a limited time, single travellers are also

being offered the opportunity to join the

same expedition without the need to pay a

single supplement.

To book, call 1800 079 545 or visit

www.coralprincess.com.au.

Captain Cook returns to SydneyCAPTAIN Cook returned to Sydney Harbour

ast Wednesday, scoring himself a front row view

of the Transit of Venus, an event which he first

witnessed in Tahiti in 1769, and after which he

eceived orders to find the Great South Land.

Cook enjoyed the prime viewing position for

he transit onboard Captain Cook Cruises Red

Rocket which pulled up a pew in Sydney

Harbour for the event.

During the transit, which commenced at

8.16am and ended at 2.44pm, the Captain

emained silent, as unlike his 1769 self, his

2012 form was actually made of wax and

rafted by the experts at Madam Tussauds.

The Captain is pictured on a Red Rocket

below.

Half board with HurtigrutenNORWEGIAN cruise line Hurtigruten is

offering special half-board fares on a selection

of its 2012 Autumnal voyages.

The half-board fares include accommodation,

breakfast and dinner daily, leaving cruisers free

to explore the local fare and get their own

lunch whilst on land each day.

The half-board fares are priced from 711

(approx AU$898) for a six-day Classic Voyage

South from Kirkenes to Bergen between 15

August and 14 September 2012; and from801 (approx AU$1,012) for a seven-day

Classic Voyage North between 15 September

and 31 October 2012.

See your travel agent for details, or call

1800 62 267.

Moanas two Panama transitsPAUL Gauguin Cruises newest vessel, m/vTere Moana will host two Panama Canal

Transit cruises next year, a 14-night voyage

departing 05 January, and a 13-night cruise

departing 24 February 2013.

The voyages will take guests to the

Caribbean, Cartagena and Panama, and are

priced from US$5,485pp (approx AU$5,550).

For details see your travel agent.

Fred Olsen Cruise Lines appFRED Olsen Cruise Lines has launched a new

app for use on iPhone and iPad devices.

The app allows cruisers to search for

departures throughout 2012, 2013 and into

early 2014; view full cruise details; check real

time cabin pricing and availability; research

vessels; and view destination highlights.

The new app is available to download for

free at the Apple App Store.

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Carnival CEO plans to rough itIN the lead-up to the seventh annual St

Vincent de Paul CEO Sleepout, Carnival

Australia staff got behind their CEO, Ann

Sherry, who plans to participate in the

uncomfortable evening, by organising a special

High Tea Bake Day (pictured below).

The profits from the High Tea event, which

doubled as a Queens Jubilee celebration, will

all go towards St Vincent de Pauls charitywork, with Sherry now in preparation to take

part in the 21 June CEO Sleepout.

If you are going to sleep out on the street

you might as well do it in the coldest part of

the year and on the longest night of the year,

Sherry said.

We live in such an affluent community and

we are in the business of creating great

experiences for people but at the same time

we know there are others in our community

who find themselves sleeping on the street for

a whole lot of reasons.

I have seen people who are clearly living in

the backs of their cars with their kids and I just

think thats not right, so the more money we

can raise the better our community is for it,

she added.

For more information on CEO Sleepout for

Vinnies: www.ceosleepout.org.au.

SEE the world at home.

Google is inviting armchair travellers to

see the world close up, with its new World

Wonders Project.

Launched last week in partnership with

UNESCO, the World Monuments Fund,

Getty Images and Ourplace, the WorldWonders Project aims to preserve world

heritage sites using technology.

As such, the program utilises Googles

Street View technology to photograph and

map some of the worlds most culturally

significant sites, and allows users to explore

and navigate their way through them.

As such, visitors to the site can search

wonders by location, and after selecting

one can then use their computer mouse to

guide themselves step by step around the

sites as if they were there themselves.

See www.google.com/worldwonders.

Savona port extensionWORK has begun to double the capacity of

the Savona Palacrociere terminal in Costa

Cruises hub of Liguria in Italy.

Costing Costa Crociere 9 million to build,

the terminal will double Costas capacity in

Savona, and will measure around 3,500-square

metres.

According to reports, the terminal will be

connected to the existing facility, but it will

feature its own facilities such as waiting, transit

and baggage areas.

It is expected the terminal will take 15

months to build, and will be completed and

ready to take passengers in September 2013.

Costa says thankyouADDRESSING a public meeting held in the

Italian city of Genoa titled Thankyou for

Shipping, Costa Cruises Chairman Pier Luigi

Foschi thanked all those who helped and

supported the cruise line in the wake of the

Costa Concordia disaster, including authorities,

the cruise industry and the cruising public.

Despite an initial slump after the tragedy, the

cruise lines booking volumes have shownsome considerable improvement as cruisers

return to the Italian cruise line in droves, with

Costa clocking a 28% year-on-year increase in

cruise bookings during April and May 2012,

compared to the same time last year.

Cruisers still love GreeceGREECE is still the third most popular

European nation for cruising, despite the

countrys current economic meltdown,

according to representatives of the European

Cruise Council (ECC).

Speaking at a Forum in Athens ECC

epresentatives described Greece as a key

cruise destination in Europe, confirming that

he estimated 4.7m passengers which visit its

ports, make up 17% of the European cruise

market.

Despite the continued success of cruising in

Greece, the ECC representatives warned that

Greece now faces some potential obstacles to

uture growth, including ports infrastructure,

and berth allocation.

We are keen to fully engage in technical

ound table discussions and consultations to

et cruise tourism keep growing and play its

part in the Greek economys recovery, the

pokesperson said.

Quark increases AntarcticaANTARCTIC cruise specialist, Quark

Expeditions, has reported a 10% increase in

cruise passengers visiting the Antarctic for the

2011-12 season.

The increase flies in the face of a drop in

overall visitors to Antarctica (to 26,519

between November and April 2011/12, down

22% on 2010/11 figures) following the

introduction of stricter fuel regulations which

caused several companies to pull their vessels

out of the region.

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Cruises for young people

by: Louise Goldsbury

Hang out at the pool barChoose a beach cruise A couple on a Fiji safari

As a cruiser under 40, I am often asked if cruises are fun for youngpeople. YES! You just have to know which are the most suitableships and itineraries, so these are my tips, especially designed foryoung Australians.

1. Stick to shortThe longer the cruise, the longer in the tooth the passengers are.Choose itineraries under 10 nights for local departures and sevennights for overseas. Your best bet is to take a short sampler cruise,from one to three nights.

2. Reach the beachThe South Pacific will attract a more younger crowd than NewZealand. Why? NZ cruises last 14 days and appeal to retirees. SouthPacific cruises are geared towards beach-lovers, with an emphasison water-based activities such as snorkelling. Most young peopleseeking adventure in NZ fly there.

3. P&O and Royal CaribbeanSo, you dont want to cruise with oldies? What about teenagersand children? Or people your age but with kids? On your averagesuperliner, 300-400 will be children (more around Christmas, lessoutside of school holidays). Accompanying them will be their

parents and perhaps their grandparents. This leaves a few hundredchildless couples and singles (from 20-somethings to seniors). Ifyoure happy with a mixed bag, youll enjoy these cruise lines. Itwont be one big party, but there is fun to be found, and the shipsare not full of drunken hooligans, despite what the media portrays.

4. Voyagerand Spirit

Deserving separate mention, Royal Caribbeans Voyager of the Seasand Carnival Cruise Lines Carnival Spiritcome to Sydney this

summer, and both are introducing special features and facilities toattract a younger, active crowd. You will still find a majority offamilies, but Im putting my money on plenty of people in their 20sand 30s. Officially, Carnival Cruise Lines describes its targetaudience in Australia as sociable, open-minded couples andfamilies who are youthful in spirit, adventurous and enjoy tryingnew experiences.

5. Captain Cook Cruises in FijiI have heard great things about Fiji Sailing Safaris. Past passengerand Cruise Weeklyadventure cruise columnist Rod Eime confirms itis definitely a good option for under-40s. Although the companyno longer markets this itinerary, it still offers four-night and seven-night Fijian cruises. For more information visit Captain Cook Cruiseswebsite: captaincook.com.au.

6. Americans afloatIf you can afford a trip to the US, take a Caribbean cruise withCarnival. Depart from Fort Lauderdale, Miami or New York. Do notgo for longer than a week and do not go via the Panama Canal(popular among the over-70s). Or explore the worlds largestplayground at sea, with the most onboard bars, nightclubs, pools,

spas and top-notch entertainment:Allure of the Seas.7. Finding youthNo matter which ship youre on, there will be someone your agesomewhere. Ive tracked them down on river cruises in Europe andAsia (easy when there are only 150 passengers) and Azamara ClubCruises (mid-size, upscale ships that are popular with youngertravellers in the Med). Linger where they are most likely to be: thebars and casino after the seniors have gone to bed.
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