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Havila Polaris named in Hammerfest
The Minister of Fisheries and Ocean Policy, Marianne Sivertsen Næss, served as the godmother when the coastal route ship Havila Polaris was named in Hammerfest on Tuesday.
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Havila Voyages is Made in Norway
Havila Voyages is among the first brands to be awarded the prestigious ‘Made in Norway’ trademark as part of Innovation Norway's new government back project. The company is now eligible use the trademark in its marketing, both nationally and internationally.
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Havila Voyages recognized with Condé Nast Traveler 2024 Readers' Choice Award
Condé Nast Traveler has announced the results of its annual Readers’ Choice Awards naming Havila Voyages, a one-of-a-kind collection of four hybrid ships offering eco-friendly voyages along the stunning Norwegian coast, as #10 out of 24 in best in the “Medium Ships” category.
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Havila Voyages wins the “Kreuzfahrtguide Award” 2024 in the Sustainability category
The Norwegian cruise company Havila Voyages was honoured at this year's “Kreuzfahrtguide Award” in the sustainability category for its ship Havila Pollux – and thus for its clear vision for sustainable cruise tourism. The award ceremony took place in Hamburg Tuesday evening.
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Minister of Fisheries and Ocean Policy, Marianne Sivertsen Næss, to be Godmother of Havila Polaris
The coastal route ship Havila Polaris will have her naming ceremony in Hammerfest on Tuesday, October 15th. The Minister of Fisheries and Ocean Policy, Marianne Sivertsen Næss, who is herself from Hammerfest, will be the ship's godmother.
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Positive Operating Result for Havila Voyages
Havila Voyages presented its results for the second quarter of 2024 on Thursday afternoon. The figures show increased revenues and a positive operating result for the first time in the company's history, with a surplus of over 58 million Norwegian kroner.
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Havila Voyages featured in TIME's annual list of World's Greatest Places 2024
Havila Voyages’ coastal cruise ships Havila Pollux and Havila Polaris have been featured as some of the exciting new places in the just revealed TIME annual list of the World’s Greatest Places, which highlights 100 extraordinary destinations to visit and stay. To compile this list, TIME solicits nominations of places – including hotels, cruises, restaurants, attractions, museums, parks, and more.
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Cancellation of round trip with Havila Polaris
Havila Voyages regrets to announce that Havila Polaris must cancel the remaining round trip from Ålesund following an incident of overheating on board the ship yesterday.
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Havila Polaris delayed from Ålesund
Following the incident on board the coastal cruise ship "MS Havila Polaris" earlier today, the ship will be delayed in its schedule from Ålesund.
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Havila Voyages: Incident on “MS Havila Polaris”
Today, July 24, 2024, at 13:18, there was an incident with the coastal cruise ship "MS Havila Polaris" off Stranda on its way into the Geirangerfjord. All passengers and part of the crew have been safely disembarked ashore at Stranda.
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Havila Voyages announce second Roots and Blues Cruise
Imagine sailing through the spectacular UNESCO protected Norwegian fjords while enjoying live performances by world class blues artists! Following the success of its first ever Roots and Blues Cruise along the Norwegian coast earlier this year, Havila Voyages has announced a new date for 2025.
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Havila Voyages verlängert Geirangerfjord-Saison für 2025
Havila Voyages hat angekündigt, dass die Saison für Fahrten in das UNESCO-Welterbe Geirangerfjord ab 2025 auf die Monate April und Mai ausgeweitet wird.
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Havila Voyages extends Geirangerfjord season for 2025
Havila Voyages has announced that from 2025 it is extending its season sailing into the UNESCO World Heritage Geirangerford to include April and May. The cruise line currently operates into the world famous fjord during the Summer months, from June to August.
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Havila Voyages is Food Saver of the Year
During the Q Food Saver Day on Wednesday, June 5th, Havila Voyages was named Food Saver of the Year 2024 for the work done to reduce food waste on board their coastal cruise ships.
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Quarterly Report Q1 2024 Published
Havila Kystruten AS (Havila Voyages) published its report for the first quarter of 2024 on Thursday, showing a continued positive development. The company also held its annual general meeting.
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Erna Solberg named Havila Pollux
On Monday, the coastal cruise ship Havila Pollux was named at Bryggen in Bergen by godmother Erna Solberg, former Prime Minister of Norway. "A very beautiful ship," says Solberg after the naming ceremony.
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Havila Voyages promotes Matthew Valentine to new Global Head of Sales role
Havila Voyages has promoted Matthew Valentine to a new Global Head of Sales role, reporting to Johanna Hansli, Chief Sales Officer.
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Round trip cancelled
Unfortunately, Havila Pollux must cancel the round trip scheduled to start from Bergen on Monday, May 13. The naming ceremony the same day will go as planned.
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Erna Solberg is the godmother for the naming ceremony of Havila Pollux in Bergen
On Monday, May 13th, the naming ceremony of the coastal cruise ship Havila Pollux will be held at Bryggen in Bergen, with former Prime Minister Erna Solberg as the ships godmother.
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