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The ban on international travel is set to be lifted in November for fully vaccinated Australians, however cruising from Australia is still in limbo.

Aboard Celebrity Beyond, a new partnership with Diageo will put expert mixologists in the World Class Bar while the Cyprus Restaurant will be getting a new look.

Expedition cruising is recovering region by region from the pandemic shutdown, with a spate of new ships and more travelers seeking authenticity and deeper experiences.

Green Instruments' UVD Robot was officially verified by DNV today, with company President Jeppe Møller receiving a product assessment attesting to the device’s infection prevention and control capabilities.

Ulstein Verft handed over National Geographic Resolution to Lindblad Expeditions ahead of the ship's inaugural Antarctica season.

Here's a quick read of some of today’s coronavirus-recovery cruise news.

The Australian Cruise Association’s 2021 annual general meeting and conference that was to have been held in Townsville in November has been cancelled due to ongoing state border closures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The pandemic exposed a need for new ways of financing cruise port infrastructure, experts said at a Seatrade Cruise Global session Wednesday.

Royal Caribbean Group signed an MOU with the US Virgin Islands Port Authority (VIPA) to develop St. Croix and enhance Crown Bay in St. Thomas, including investment in its infrastructure and attractions.

TraceSafe and Royal Caribbean Group signed a two year technology partnership involving the wearable Tracelet.