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NCL’s Norwegian Prima sails ex-UK from Southampton 87%


Samantha Mayling


Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest ship, Norwegian Prima, has returned to the UK to offer cruises from Southampton this summer season. The new-generation vessel


began ex-UK sailings from June 5 as part of a 10-ship deployment in Europe through to December. The 3,099-passenger Norwegian


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Prima will also operate from Barcelona and Reykjavik, the Icelandic port at which it was named last August. Southampton departures run until October.


Proportion of NCL’s European sailings that are now nine-plus days


Sister ship Norwegian Viva is


also part of the European sailing schedule with departures from 15 ports, including Bilbao, Tromso and Marseille for the first time. The cruise line is offering


132 itineraries as part of the programme, covering 150 ports of call throughout northern Europe,


Clia aims to enhance agents’ knowledge with


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Clia has announced its “biggest-ever” specialist cruise programme as the association aims to boost agents’ expertise. Free webinars covering


river and expedition cruise destinations will take place on June 22, 23, 28, 29 and 30. Four webinars in September


22 8 JUNE 2023


and October will focus on the ultra-luxury sector, yacht and sail cruising and expedition cruising. A luxury and expedition


cruising-themed residential trip on July 6-7 will feature business sessions and overnight accommodation. Expedition- themed dinners are planned


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