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Tuesday 21 Apr 2015
End of an era for Rhapsody ROYAL Caribbean’s popular Rhapsody of the Seas departed Australian shores for the last time on Fri, with the vessel’s first down under deployment eight years ago helping launch the Australasian cruise boom. There was a tear in many an eye when the ship left Sydney Harbour, with the annual deployment generating such a huge following that when news broke that she would be leaving Australia a petition was started to keep her here. Royal Caribbean commercial director Sean Treacy said some locals had sailed aboard Rhapsody every season since she first arrived in Oct 2007. “She was our first ship to be based in the region...she has brought more than 272,000 guests to Sydney over 136 visits, many of whom were international tourists,” he said. Next year Rhapsody’s “big sister” Explorer of the Seas will take her place, more than doubling the number of guests on every sailing. Passengers embarking and disembarking last Fri were each given a souvenir edition of the Daily Telegraph with a cover wrap APT Kimberley soars (pictured) which is sure to go APT will operate full charters straight to the pool room. of the MS Caledonian Sky and Discoverer on the Norwegian Canada up Oceanic Kimberley coastline between NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Broome and Darwin in 2016, with has boosted its sales force in itineraries featured in the group’s Canada which will be led by new Kimberley Coast Cruising industry veteran Dana Gain (ex brochure released last Fri. Canrival Cruise Line director of APT is offering a ‘Fly Free’ international sales). SuperDeal on all cruise and Gain will lead a team of six land tour combinations, with BDMs dedicated to “aggressiveliy spokesman Rob Tandy saying land growing the number of guests inventory has also been boosted sourced from the Canadian by 30% because many clients opt market and expanding the agency to combine their cruises with base partnering with Norwegian APT’s Kimberley land tours. Cruise Line”. See kimberleywilderness.com.au
Legend bids farewell CARNIVAL Legend finished her inaugural Australian season yesterday, with the crew joking that heavy rain in Sydney was the city “crying” about the departure. She will return to Sydney for her second summer down under on 15 Oct 2015.
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