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CruiseHQ celebrates a year of success
Friday | Oct 18 2024CRUISEHQ celebrated a year of success last night in an intimate event at Crown Sydney with some of its closest partners.
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COMO enters cruising
Friday | Oct 18 2024COMO Hotels & Resorts has expanded into cruising with the launch of a new, limited-time expedition exploring Norway’s remote Svalbard Archipelago.
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Oceania unveils 2026 season
Thursday | Oct 17 2024OCEANIA Cruises has unveiled its 2026 Collection of Voyages, which will explore the lesser-known ports, iconic cities, and resort towns across Alaska, the Mediterranean, and Northern Europe, and more.
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The Adventure begins
Thursday | Oct 17 2024DISNEY Cruise Line has revealed some of the details of its upcoming Disney Adventure, which will set sail from Singapore next year.
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Shooting for the stars
Thursday | Oct 17 2024EMERALD Cruises has unveiled its new Star-Ship, Emerald Astra, (pictured) as well as fleet enhancements across Europe.
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No Oceania Aussie season
Thursday | Oct 17 2024OCEANIA Cruises has unveiled its 2026 Collection of Voyages, which will explore the lesser-known ports, iconic cities, and resort towns across Alaska, the Mediterranean, and Northern Europe, and more.
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Ponant gets Crooked
Wednesday | Oct 16 2024PONANT and Crooked Compass have partnered to launch a one-of-a-kind itinerary, ‘Perfection at Sea’, which will explore Papua New Guinea by land and sea, Cruise Weekly can reveal.
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Oceania event series
Wednesday | Oct 16 2024OCEANIA Cruises has unveiled a new series of ‘Exclusive Cruise Events’ across Australia, showcasing the line’s latest news, fleet updates, and its new season.
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CCL completes hull refresh
Wednesday | Oct 16 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) has completed a hull refresh project across its 27-ship fleet with the emergence of Carnival Panorama from dry dock in Singapore.
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Cruisers looking for their ‘wow’ moment
Tuesday | Oct 15 2024CRUISERS are increasingly seeking more immersive experiences, Helloworld has found, with passengers leaning toward “event sailings”.
