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CCCBI saves the (cruise) day
Friday | Aug 12 2022THE collapse of Crystal Cruises could have left a TravelManagers client significantly out of pocket, but fortunately the group’s Credit Card Charge Back Insurance (CCCBI) platform came to the rescue.
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RSSC announces 2024-25
Thursday | Aug 11 2022REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) has announced its 2024-2025 Voyage Collection, including a range of new itineraries and ports.
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Coral’s maiden Newcastle call
Thursday | Aug 11 2022THE arrival of Princess Cruises’ Coral Princess (pictured) on her maiden voyage to Newcastle yesterday signalled the return of cruising to the mouth of the Hunter River.
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NCLH: “robust” pricing environment
Wednesday | Aug 10 2022NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) overnight reported its financial results for the three months to 30 Jun, announcing total revenue of USD$1.19 billion and a quarterly net loss of USD$509 million.
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New Uniworld events
Wednesday | Aug 10 2022UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruise Collection is inviting travel advisors and guests to discover their world of luxury river sailing with free information sessions across Australia.
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An escape room at sea!
Wednesday | Aug 10 2022THE United Kingdom’s P&O Cruises is preparing to launch what it’s claiming as the “first-ever escape room at sea” on board its 5,200 guest Arvia.
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Two more C360 panels
Tuesday | Aug 9 2022ATTENDEES of Cruise360 will summon confidence and courage through two expert sessions, as the industry confronts change.
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“Giddy up” to Carnival
Tuesday | Aug 9 2022FORMER Married At First Sight contestant Jules Robinson (pictured) will host Carnival Cruise Line’s Melbourne Cup & Kennedy Oaks Day cruise this year.
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Hagen: Viking is “just getting started”
Monday | Aug 8 2022VIKING Chair Torstein Hagen (pictured) has celebrated the cruise line’s 25th anniversary on Fri with a video message flagging further growth ambitions.
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A jewel for King’s crown?
Monday | Aug 8 2022OUTGOING King Island Mayor Julie Arnold has told Cruise Weekly she is keen to see the Bass Strait destination develop its cruise industry over the next few years, off the back of the overburden created by the Dolphin Mine.