CRUISE MEDIA RELEASES
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CLIA restyles Cruise Month
Monday | Sep 23 2024CRUISE Lines International Association’s Cruise Month is returning in Oct, with a new look.
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CW breaking news – Australia takes “first critical steps” toward providing onshore power capabilities
Friday | Sep 20 2024Federal Government gets serious about electrifying Aussie ports. Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia MD Joel…
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Luna to glow as NCL’s newest ship
Thursday | Sep 19 2024NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has unveiled its next vessel, Norwegian Luna, with bookings opening today.
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Darwin enjoying benefits of cruise boom
Wednesday | Sep 18 2024DARWIN is riding the crest of a wave spearheaded by luxury cruise lines deploying larger and newer ships to the Kimberley region, Tourism NT has told CW.
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TM rolling out Fastbook
Friday | Sep 13 2024TRAVELMANAGERS (TM) is rolling out Fastbook, its own in-house cruise wholesaler, House of Travel General Manager Cruise, Jeff Leckey, has told CW.
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Network strategy for Aus?
Tuesday | Sep 10 2024A more whole-of-network-approach could work to abate congestion in Australian key ports, Royal Caribbean Group (RCG) Vice President & Managing Director Gavin Smith believes.
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CW breaking news – Aurora appoints Greg Cormier as Chief Marketing Officer
Monday | Sep 9 2024The former G Adventures executive will take over the seat vacated by Hayley Peacock-Gower. Aurora Expeditions…
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SA Tourism Minister champions cruise
Monday | Sep 9 2024SOUTH Australia’s Minister for Tourism Zoe Bettison’s number one aspiration is for the cruise industry to be taken seriously as a key economic driver for the state.
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CW breaking news – Fremantle to host next year’s Australian Cruise Association conference
Thursday | Sep 5 2024The annual event will be heading back to Western Australia. Fremantle will be the host of…
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ACA conference ships out
Thursday | Sep 5 2024A true “whole-of-government” approach is seemingly the missing piece from leading the Australian cruise sector into one of its most successful periods in history.
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