by Michèle Valandina | Sep 6, 2022 | Cruise News
Its first ship, Renaissance — built as Maasdam for Holland America Line and reflagged to France — is scheduled for an inaugural cruise in February. CFC envisions a modern version of the traditional croisières à la française, sailing exclusively from Le Havre and...
by Michèle Valandina | Aug 2, 2020 | Cruise News
Passengers aboard Paul Gauguin have been told to say in their cabins after a case of COVID-19 was detected Saturday evening by the ship's doctor. Everyone will be tested The 332-passenger ship, which was sailing between Bora Bora and the Rangiroa Islands,...
by Michèle Valandina | Jul 16, 2020 | Cruise News
Botticelli became CroisiEurope's first vessel to resume sailing, July 13 on the Seine River. Botticelli undertook a seven-day trip to Honfleur. Further French itineraries After the Rhône and Burgundy Canal cruises starting July 16, sailings will resume on the...
by Michèle Valandina | Jul 3, 2020 | Cruise News
While Ponant still awaits approval to sail five different itineraries along the French coasts, Le Bellot is planned to operate from Iceland and Le Boréal in the Arctic. Green light from France is expected Even though it’s taking time for the OK from France,...
by Michèle Valandina | Jun 24, 2020 | Cruise News
Marseille — which has hosted more than 30 private yachts and cruise ships simultaneously during the COVID-19 pandemic, for lay-up or refits — is ready for cruise operations to resume. ‘The port ecosystem, agents, airport, etc., all are ready’ and updated...
