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Exploring dreams to come
Friday | Nov 23 2018DREAM Cruises has revealed further details and a series of rendered images for its upcoming new addition, Explorer Dream, which is set to homeport out of Sydney in Oct 2019.
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CMV hails Vasco da Gama
Friday | Nov 23 2018TO CELEBRATE the launch of the 2019/20 itineraries for its new ship Vasco da Gama, Cruise & Maritime Voyages (CMV) recently hosted a number of travel agents at the Gilbert Street Hotel in Adelaide.
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Lindblad to sail south
Friday | Nov 23 2018LINDBLAD Expeditions-National Geographic have welcomed an additional voyage for the new polar-build vessel, National Geographic Endurance, set for delivery in 2020.
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New Cunard ship flagged for Australia
Wednesday | Nov 21 2018CUNARD is likely to deploy its newest ship in Australian waters soon after its launch in 2022 as the luxury line increases its presence in the Pacific.
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Maori welcome for Princess
Wednesday | Nov 21 2018MAORI elders at New Zealand’s historic Waitangi Marae have created a new market in partnership with Princess Cruises, creating income for the local community and cultural connections for visitors.
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Celebrity Edge enters Miami
Wednesday | Nov 21 2018CELEBRITY Cruises’ Celebrity Edge has officially arrived at her new home of Florida, sailing into the Port Everglades Terminal 25 after her first 15-day transatlantic crossing.
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SHYC celebrates 20 years
Wednesday | Nov 21 2018SYDNEY Harbour Yacht Charter has celebrated its 20th year of operation, revealing a series of refurbishments across its two ships, State of the Art and A.Q.A.
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Carnival salutes PNG in style
Wednesday | Nov 21 2018THREE Carnival ships that helped support the APEC Summit in PNG this week saluted the host nation by sounding their whistles to mimic a 21-gun salute.
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P&O steps up short-break strategy
Monday | Nov 19 2018P&O Cruises Australia has boosted its short-break offering as part of a strategy to meet rising demand for three- and four-night cruise itineraries.
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Carnival ship a cut above
Monday | Nov 19 2018CARNIVAL Cruise Line has announced that the first steel has been cut for its new 180,000-tonne XL ship, which when complete will become the first ship operating in North America to use liquefied natural gas (LNG).