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Cruise on show at LTC event
Friday | Feb 28 2025THE Luxury Travel Collection (LTC) held its inaugural Luxury Travel Event on the weekend, inspiring hundreds of new luxury travellers at the ICC Sydney.
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Agents ‘Sail to Scale’ on RCI
Friday | Feb 28 2025ROYAL Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas is currently hosting a group of Aussie agents from around the country on the inaugural ‘Sail to Scale’ professional development event.
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Cruise grows in significance for FCTG
Thursday | Feb 27 2025FLIGHT Centre Travel Group (FCTG) is aiming to double cruise sales, following strong results from the sector for the first half.
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Dream & Star Cruises back
Thursday | Feb 27 2025A new – or perhaps old – era is beginning at Resorts World Cruises, with the return of the dormant Dream Cruises and Star Cruises brands.
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Celestyal shoots for the stars
Thursday | Feb 27 2025CELESTYAL Cruises’ first Arabian Gulf season has surpassed expectations, said Vice President for Business Development Janet Parton, underlining a record year for the line.
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AKTG adds two new sales directors
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025ABERCROMBIE & Kent Travel Group (AKTG) has expanded its sales roster, as it looks to build out a team to serve as a “one-stop shop” for both the A&K and Crystal Cruises brands.
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Ama lauds year one growth
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025GROWTH in the first year of the Australian arm of the AmaWaterways business has been lauded by co-owner and VP of Sales, Gary Murphy, in a presentation to delegates of the Virtuoso Forum in Perth.
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Upgrades coming to HX ships
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025HX will spend more than 7 million (A$11.6 million) on Fram and Spitsbergen to improve the guest experience and enhance the fleet’s operational efficiency.
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Eden’s business boom
Tuesday | Feb 25 2025EDEN’S growth as a cruise destination has been a big win for the town’s small business community, with many local firms showing their support for the sector last weekend.
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Is a US cruise tax possible?
Tuesday | Feb 25 2025FINANCIAL analysts have described United States Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick’s suggestion that cruise companies will be forced to pay income tax (CW yesterday) as “highly speculative”, wondering if such a move is even possible.
