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New details on Eclipse
Thursday | Apr 27 2017GUESTS on Scenic Eclipse won’t be short on space, with the 17,000 gross tonne ship offering its 228 guests 75m each Louise Hill, Scenic Eclipse journey designer told Cruise Weekly.
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Royal reduces Aus ships
Thursday | Apr 27 2017ROYAL Caribbean will reduce its deployment in local waters due to capacity constraints, basing three ships in Australia in 2018/19, down from five ships this season.
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Viking ocean fleet grows
Thursday | Apr 20 2017VIKING Ocean Cruises has inked a memorandum of agreement with Fincantieri for the construction of two additional cruise ships, with an option for another two.
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Scenic Eclipse brochures
Thursday | Apr 20 2017FRESH details on Scenic’s “6-star ultra-luxury mega yacht”, Scenic Eclipse have been released today in three new brochures.
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Andaman’s delay detailed
Tuesday | Apr 18 2017PANDAW founder, Paul Strachan has detailed “what went wrong” with the Andaman Explorer, encouraging readers in a blog to “please have faith”.
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Oceania tropics 2018/19
Tuesday | Apr 18 2017OCEANIA Cruises has packed in 10 new South Pacific, Australia & New Zealand voyages in its just-released 2018/19 Tropics & Exotics itineraries.
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ATG suite on Odysseus
Thursday | Apr 13 2017APT Travel Group (ATG) has integrated its APT and Travelmarvel river and small ship cruising programs on APT Link with cruise solution platform provider Odysseus Solutions.
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Majestic Sydney homeport
Thursday | Apr 13 2017PRINCESS Cruises’ newest ship, the 3,560-guest Majestic Princess will call Australia home for six months from Sep next year, in what will be the company’s largest single ship deployment as part of its 2018/19 Australia and NZ program (CW breaking news).
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Bris terminal step closer
Tuesday | Apr 11 2017PLANS for a $100 million cruise terminal near the mouth of the Brisbane River capable of handling “mega-cruise ships” have progressed, with stakeholders reaching an in-principal agreement.
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U by Uniworld Aus live
Thursday | Apr 6 2017THE Australian U by Uniworld website is now live, with requests now being accepted for the nine itineraries on two river ships set to sail from 14 next year.