CRUISE MEDIA RELEASES
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Pile to take on expanded role
Wednesday | Feb 25 2026LISA Pile’s dual role with Regent Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) and Oceania Cruises has been expanded, which will see her now serve as vice president & general manager for both brands.
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Dining options aboard Legend revealed
Tuesday | Feb 24 2026ROYAL Caribbean has revealed new dining experiences coming to its new ship Legend of the Seas, which will make her debut in Jul (CW 07 Oct).
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Trafalgar joins CLIA in Australia
Monday | Feb 23 2026TOUR operator Trafalgar has joined Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) as it prepares to enter its era of river cruising this Apr (CW breaking news).
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CW breaking news – Trafalgar joins CLIA ahead of river cruise debut
Monday | Feb 23 2026The tour operator is upping its presence in the cruise sector. Trafalgar, the TTC-owned tour operator,…
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Aurora doubles down on skiing
Monday | Feb 16 2026AURORA Expeditions is set to increase its skiing and snowboarding program for 27/28 to support increased demand.
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CW breaking news – NCLH announces new president
Friday | Feb 13 2026John Chidsey will replace the outgoing Harry Sommer. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has appointed John…
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Uniworld’s data-led edge
Thursday | Feb 12 2026DATA is driving Uniworld Boutique River Cruises’ growth, as it transitions from a family run company to private equity ownership, the line’s president & chief executive officer Ellen Bettridge has detailed.
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Write a letter to the world with Cunard
Thursday | Feb 12 2026CUNARD Line has joined with author Anna Funder to invite Australians to “write a letter to the world”, as part of a modern-day pen-pal exchange.
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Aus key as Uniworld expands
Wednesday | Feb 11 2026UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruises president & chief executive officer Ellen Bettridge has spoken of the importance of Australia to the cruise line, as it celebrates 50 years sailing.
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Carnival cleared by maritime regulator
Tuesday | Feb 10 2026THE Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) found no deficiencies during yesterday’s inspection of Carnival Cruise Line’s (CCL) Carnival Encounter (pictured), after the regulatory agency boarded her following whistleblower concerns regarding poor crew conditions onboard.
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