CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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River set to Ignite the cruise sector
Tuesday | Aug 12 2025IGNITE Travel Group is doubling down on the river market, newly promoted Global Head of Cruise Michael Middleton has told CW.
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Helloworld toasts its cruise success
Tuesday | Aug 12 2025HELLOWORLD Travel thanked its global cruise partners last week by bringing together 70 industry leaders and top-selling travel advisors for a special Cruise Appreciation Event at O Bar & Dining in Sydney.
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Vanuatu ready to return
Tuesday | Aug 12 2025CARNIVAL Adventure has become the first cruise ship to return to Port Vila after the Dec earthquake which devastated the destination (CW 19 Dec 2024).
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Porthole 12 Aug 25
Tuesday | Aug 12 2025CRUISE lines are being consulted by the US Navy on a variety of technology issues such as ship maintenance, as the American military looks to improve its systems.
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Disney’s Wonder is over
Monday | Aug 11 2025DISNEY Cruise Line is set to depart Australian shores, with the company confirming it will not be returning next season (CW breaking news yesterday).
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MSC seeking local MD
Monday | Aug 11 2025MSC Group is restructuring in Australia again, as the company seeks a managing director for both its MSC Cruises and Explora Journeys brands.
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One week until Star sails
Monday | Aug 11 2025PASSENGERS will embark on Royal Caribbean’s second Icon-class ship from this week after Star of the Seas (pictured) arrived in her new home base of Port Canaveral late last week.
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Syd Harbour power
Monday | Aug 11 2025THE White Bay shore power project is set to begin construction next month.
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BioLNG in Barca
Monday | Aug 11 2025TUI Cruises’ Mein Schiff Relax has become the first ship to receive a supply of bioLNG in Barcelona.
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Disney’s double achievement
Monday | Aug 11 2025DISNEY Cruise Line has celebrated dual milestones this week on two of its future ships, which are currently under construction.
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