CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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CW breaking news – Nicole Costantin departs Explora Journeys
Friday | Mar 6 2026Costantin oversaw Explora’s sales in Australia, New Zealand, and Asia. Explora Journeys’ Head of Sales Nicole…
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CW breaking news – Steve Odell set to return to Australia with Regent
Friday | Mar 6 2026Odell spent two years at NCLH’s head office in the United States. Regent Seven Seas Cruises…
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Seabourn’s foody focus
Friday | Mar 6 2026SEABOURN Cruise Line is sharpening its culinary focus, president Mark Tamis said.
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Aussies backing Cunard
Friday | Mar 6 2026THE Australian market continues to strongly support Cunard Line, senior vice president Liz Fettes told Cruise Weekly, despite the brand having ended its seasonal home port program in the country (CW 06 Nov 2023).
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Luna delivered to NCL
Friday | Mar 6 2026NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has taken delivery of Norwegian Luna (pictured) the newest Prima Plus-class ship in its fleet.
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Get ready for CLIA
Friday | Mar 6 2026THERE is only one sleep left before the CLIA Cruise Industry Awards take place at ICC Sydney for the first time, supported by headline partner Visit Qatar.
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Azamara is open
Friday | Mar 6 2026AZAMARA Cruises has opened bookings for segments of its 2028 world cruise, as well as a number of grand voyages and combination cruises.
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Tahiti year-round
Friday | Mar 6 2026WINDSTAR Cruises is set to expand its presence in Tahiti with two yachts that will operate year-round from Mar 2027, marking the brand’s biggest South Pacific deployment to date.
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HLC’s new Nature
Friday | Mar 6 2026HAPAG-LLOYD Cruises (HLC) is introducing more warm-weather expeditions in the 2027-28 season, with Hanseatic Nature to visit Madagascar and the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean.
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Ritz unveils 2027
Friday | Mar 6 2026THE Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection has unveiled its summer 2027 Asia and Alaska sailings aboard Luminara.
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