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Shortened funnels, hope they allowed for rising sea levels.

Hope you stayed away from any of the 'covid riddled' passengers.

RATs for leaving the ship in NZ, not sure that is desired by the locals.

Covid is a totally different virus to Noro, not just in how you may get it but also how it may affect you.

I certainly don't like the uncertainty that is surrounding itineraries at the moment.

Also try Viatour, Getyourguide,and TripAdvisor.

I would imagine, most pax will be well aware of what may happen on their arrival, if the test positive

Ironically, this actually doesn't affect that many cruises, when considering what countries other than the US are stipulating. Still, a ste in the right direction.

I am sure Con X ion will provide a transfer service, as the did for both Fisherman's Island and for Portside.

Agree itself above advice, you should get your room assigned in the proceeding week of the cruise.

I don't like any temps higher than 35, unless there is any humidity as well, in which case it is 25.

So we should make people stay on the plane for multiple days and then aircraft can be in the media as well. Oh hang on they have their own issues.

It was Sailaway party on the Celebrity Constellation, photo from a Family view cabin balcony (ours for the cruise) overlooking the balcony of a Penthouse Suite . We were just out of Venice, sailing towards Slovenia.

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No fleas on me, I don't lie with the dogs. Seabands combined with the Medallion might help?

I think it really depends on the host / newsreader. One will give opinion, the other reads the facts as presented.

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The protocol s were worked out with the state governments so I would say it is likely the same for each line.

I don't howl at the moon, I howl to tell others so they know it is a full moon.

Perhaps in that case paying for a private transfer would be best.

Cheers, I had to laugh at the headline, I thought 9 Americans were under Investigation, and I wondered why so few?

Deep clean will be required hence the delayed boarding. I suspect all th channels will carry the story.

Thanks for the update, Stu.

https://www.gwsgiants.com.au/club/canberra It is for tourism mainly. The previous contract was for $23 million for ten years (GWS entered the AFL in 2012), for at least 4 games per year, and name on the jersey, etc. A headline from April. 'We're the AFL team for the people of Canberra': GWS Giants eye new 10-year deal with ACT government April 18 2022 - 5:00pm Canberra product Tom Green has been a fan favourite at the Giants. Picture: Jamila Toderas The GWS Giants are intent on striking a new 10-year deal to bring AFL games to Canberra as the spotlight turns to the ACT government and whether it will replicate the $23 million pricetag.

Just GWS, although they have sponsored other teams in the past.