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Scenic Eclipse luxury cruise ship set to make Australian debut in winter 2021 SHARE Share In a gradual turning of the tide, several expedition cruise companies launch their season in north-west Australia from this month, and luxury ship Scenic Eclipse hopes to join the flotilla with cruises between Darwin and Broome (or the reverse) from mid-June. The move not only signals the revival of keen interest in cruising from Australians, but increasing confidence in the cruise industry, since the ...

| Emerald Cruises will launch its ocean-going line in 2022 with the 100-passenger superyacht the Emerald Azzurra. River cruise brand Emerald Waterways and its ocean cruise sister line, Emerald Yacht Cruises, will operate under a single global brand, Emerald Cruises. Emerald Cruises will feature both its river and ocean cruises on one website www.emeraldcruises.com. "We believe moving to a single brand will support our long-term growth ambitions as a leading small-ship cruise company," said Davi...

Scenic Eclipse Adds Complimentary Business Class Air to the Ultimate Antarctica Experience March 1, 2021 The latest travel trends show that adventurous travelers are eager to set sail on a luxury expedition and nothing says bucket-list trip more than a voyage through the remote waters of Antarctica on the most luxurious of sailing options. Backing this view is Scenic’s Antarctica bookings saw an 80% month-over-month increase in January 2021 as luxury travelers looked to secur...

"Our advice does not include ferries or privately-rented boats." The FCDO adds that the guidance will change in time when it is safe for cruising to return, but no timeline is given. "The government will continue to review its cruise ship travel advice based on the latest medical advice," says the authority. "If you have future cruise travel plans, contact your cruise line, travel operator, or the travel company you booked with, for further advice." Cruise holidays: "The government will continu...

“It stung me and left a burn on my back, and I had an allergic reaction. “I ended up covered in blisters and rashes, and my face was swollen. What I think now is it spread its venom around the boat, so I kept coming into contact with it. “It coincided with me crossing the Equator. I had no shade outside where it was 40C and it was incredibly humid below deck. The sun was blistering but I couldn’t allow it on my skin.  “Plus, I had to do my daily checks, squeezing into tiny gaps on a...

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16 Dec 2020 With all international trips now on hold, one TravelManagers agent is seeing green shoots with one set of clients booking a whopping amount of cruise holidays for 2022. With 35 years’ experience in the travel industry under her belt, personal travel manager (PTM) Robbie Barrett has racked up a client base of avid travellers who are chomping at the bit to revive their 2020 holiday plans. Among them is a pair of cruise enthusiasts...

Scenic Luxury Cruises and Tours See Encouraging Booking Trends Heading into 2021 Photo: Scenic Luxury Crusies and Tours.  It’s been a little over a year since Ann Chamberlin joined the Scenic Luxury Cruises and Tours as vice president of sales. Chamberlin came onboard right as the group was launching Scenic Eclipse, one of its biggest launches ever, during a star-studded ceremony that include Dame Helene Mirren in New York. Since then, Chamberlin has taken the reigns of Scenic in the U.S., w...

The eclipse will unfortunately not visible from any area of the UK. Monday’s total eclipse of the Sun instead starts in the Pacific Ocean, where it will make landfall in Chile at 11.38am (2.28 GMT). The moment the Moon completely blocks the sun – known as totality – will commence in Saavedra at 1pm local time (4pm GMT), lasting 2 minutes, 4 seconds. Eclipse enthusiasts living closer to the centre of the path of totality can expect to experience to 2 minutes, 10 seconds of totality. Adver...