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Virgin Voyages' bartenders claim second consecutive “Diageo World Class Cruise Bartender” title

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Virgin Voyages’ Danny Judge was crowned the Diageo World Class Cruise Bartender of the Year. He was one of five cruise ship bartenders who showcased their mixology skills in Miami last month. Judge won the title with his three-cocktail menu crafted with Diageo Reserve brands. The next step is at the World Class Global São Paulo finals, where Danny will compete alongside bartenders through their regional heats from all over the world. 

MSC Preziosa Crew Left Without Access to Open Deck

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The command aboard the cruise ship MSC Preziosa has made the decision to temporarily close the crew open deck area, sending discontent throughout the onboard community. This move follows a series of safety policy violations by certain individuals, prompting ship authorities to clamp down on access to what is often the only gate to fresh air and sunlight for many crew members – the open deck.

Silversea Cruises Announces Senior Officers of Silver Nova Inaugural Voyage

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Silversea Cruises has unveiled the senior officers who will lead the maiden voyage of its groundbreaking ship, Silver Nova. Set to embark on its inaugural journey on August 14, the environmentally conscious cruise ship promises to redefine luxury at sea. As the latest addition to the Royal Caribbean Group's Destination Net Zero initiative, Silver Nova represents an unwavering commitment to sustainability.

MSC Cruises New 'Better Internet' Program Sparks Concerns Among Crew Members

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The recent changes in internet policies, particularly the introduction of MSC Cruises' "Better Internet" program, have left some crew members grappling with a new reality. A crew member, who wishes to remain anonymous, shared their thoughts with Crew Center regarding the new "Better Internet" program introduced recently on MSC cruise ships.

AIDA Cruises Urges Guests To Avoid Riding Donkeys in Santorini

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AIDA Cruises is taking a stand against donkey riding in Santorini, urging its guests to avoid participating in the activity. This collective effort between activists and the cruise industry aims to shed light on the distress animals experience when compelled to undertake the treacherous climb burdened by heavy human loads.

Historic Cruise Ship Completes Final Voyage - Contracts for 220 crew members terminated

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The Ocean Majesty, one of the most enduring vessels in the cruise industry, concluded what is likely to be its last passenger cruise on August 7, 2023, in Hamburg. The reputable German website cruisetricks.de, has revealed that the classic cruise ship is being retired from service, at least for the time being.

Jamie Oliver Introduces Revamped Menu to Royal Caribbean Dining Experience

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Jamie Oliver is set to breathe new life into the culinary offerings aboard Royal Caribbean cruise ships with a revamped menu at his signature restaurant, Jamie’s Italian. Starting from August, passengers can anticipate a fresh array of delectable dishes, enriching their onboard dining experience.