Cruise Lines International Association Statement on Cruise Ships in Venice 8 June 2019
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Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Statement on Cuba
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) issued the following statement on the U.S. Government’s new travel restrictions on Cuba: “Today, (June 5, 2019) the United States Government announced the immediate implementation of new regulations prohibiting previously approved cruise line travel to Cuba from the United States. Without warning, CLIA Cruise Line Members are forced to eliminate all Cuba destinations from itineraries effective immediately.”
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Cruise Ship Itineraries Affected Following Collision in Venice
MSC Cruises and Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection have canceled upcoming cruises following a collision June 2 that involved MSC Opera and Uniworld’s River Countess, in Venice’s Giudecca Canal. (cruisecritic.com)
Tags: CLIA, MSC Cruises, Uniworld River Cruises, Venice
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CLIA Launches 2018 Asia Cruise Industry Ocean Source Market Report
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), the world’s largest cruise industry trade association, has released the 2018 Asia Cruise Industry Ocean Source Market Report. The report offers an in-depth look at the growth, demographics and trends of the top source markets in Asia.
Tags: CLIA, CLIA Australasia (Int. Cruise Council Australasia ICCA)
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CLIA Supports National Travel and Tourism Week (NTTW) With #WeAreCruise Campaign
CLIA & Seatrade – #WeAreCruise – Supporting Local Economies
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) is observing the 36th annual National Travel and Tourism Week (NTTW), which unites communities across the country to celebrate how travel matters to American jobs, economic growth and personal well-being.
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Cruises to Cuba Continue as Scheduled, Despite New Government Restrictions
A recent wave of new government regulations regarding travel to Cuba led many to question how cruises to the island nation might be affected. In the three weeks since the April 17 announcement, little clarity has been provided by the U.S. government pertaining to how the policies would (or wouldn’t) affect the cruise industry. Reports of unprecedented lawsuits against Carnival Cruise Line for using ‘seized’ terminal facilities in Havana also have elevated concerns about the future of Cuba cruises. (cruisecritic.com)
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Ketchikan’s mayor, manager take free cruise to Los Angeles
Ketchikan’s mayor and city manager accepted a free cruise to Los Angeles, which they said allowed them to continue talks with those in the private sector as Ketchikan looks to expands cruise ship berths. Mayor Bob Sivertsen and City Manager Karl Amylon were among officials from several West Coast port towns invited to take part in the inaugural U.S. voyage last weekend of the Norwegian Joy from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Los Angeles. (miamiherald.com)
Tags: Alaska, CLIA, Juneau, Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL)
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Carnival Is the First Major Ocean Cruise Line to Sponsor CLIA’s Accredited Cruise Counsellor Certification for All Business Development Managers
Carnival Cruise Line has become the first major ocean cruise company to sponsor Cruise Lines International’s Accredited Cruise Counsellor certification for all of its business development managers.
Tags: Carnival Cruise Line, CLIA
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Cruise Ship Industry Campaign Uses Stories to Revamp Public Image
The Cruise Lines International Association recently launched the “We Are Cruise” campaign, which uses stories and videos to share the personality of its industry. “There can be a misperception that cruises just come into destinations for a few hours and leave,” said Sarah Kennedy, director of public relations for CLIA. (associationsnow.com)
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Cruise industry responds to community concerns about environmental impacts
Last summer, Juneau saw a spike in the number of complaints made to state regulators about cruise ship emissions. With another cruise season about to begin, the tourism industry and the city are both looking at ways to respond to public concerns about air quality. (ktoo.org)
Tags: Alaska, CLIA, CLIA Alaska, Juneau
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Dominican Republic trains more than 250 cruise travel agents
The Ministry of Tourism of the Dominican Republic (MITUR), through its cruise department, trained more than 250 cruise travel agents at the “Cruise360” fair, an event for professionals in the cruise industry, organized by the International Line Association. of Cruises (CLIA, by acronyms in English). (en.travel2latam.com)
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CLIA Reveals Growth in Global and North American Passenger Numbers and Insights
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CLIA Announces 2019 Hall of Fame Cruise Industry Award Winners
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has announced the 2019 Hall of Fame Cruise Industry Awards. The awards identify individuals and organizations whose efforts and accomplishments represent a significant contribution to the cruise industry.
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