#22 Seabourn Ovation, Listener Question, Cruise News and Walking Ports

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#22 Seabourn Ovation, Listener Question, Cruise News and Walking Ports
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In episode 22 Brogan reviews his 2019 cruise onboard Seabourn Ovation from Monte Carlo to Athens.  Chris answers a listener question and brings his Maritime History and Cruise News. Peter recommends 5 ports where walking is highly recommended (with or without a map).

Listener Question:

  • Simon asks – What prompted the change in names, of Cunard ships from ending in ia, ic to the use of  queen?

Maritime History

  • How has food and dining evolved from the earliest ships to today.

Cruise News:

  • Extension of AU/NZ cruise pause
  •               Princess 12 Dec 2020 (Plus 2 world cruises cancelled for early 2021)
  •               P&O Australia – 2 Dec 2020
  •               Carnival (AU Ships) – 2 Dec 2020
  •               Royal Caribbean, Celebrity & Azamara 31 Oct 2020
  • Cunard – QE  25 Mar 2021, QM2 18 Apr 2021, QV 16 May 2021  
  • Carnival announced Carnival Spirits year round deployment for 2022 & early 2023 from Brisbane.  
  • MSC Cruises celebrates the float out of MSC Seashore
  • MSC Cruises offers reduced fares on cruises to all health care workers helping fight the pandemic.
  • MSC Cruises has announced that regretfully the Company must postpone the restart of MSC Magnifica until 26 September.
  • Viking opens 2023 river cruises for sale at 2020 prices and risk free guarantee allowing guests to change plans up to 24hrs prior to departure.
  • Crystal opens up reservations for Crystal Esprit (yacht) through to early 2024.
  • Fred Olsen Cruise Lines confirm the departure of Boudicca and Black Watch.

CLIA
Pete recommends ports walking and self-discovery is highly recommended.

  • Dublin, Ireland
  • Singapore
  • Venice, Italy
  • Vancouver, Canada  
  • Boston, USA  

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