CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cruise Weekly has reported all of the important cruise industry stories since 2007. Subscribers receive a weekly newsletter each issue with all the details behind the stories below.
PONANT is experimenting with a range of strategies to deliver its passengers with the best possible experience in the Mediterranean, as the cruise industry grows and fears of overtourism increase.
AMAWATERWAYS has pushed back the debut sailing date for its new river ship AmaMagdalena until next year (CW 23 Mar 2023).
ROYAL Caribbean’s second Icon-class ship – Star of the Seas – has completed its latest construction milestone – with the hull meeting water for the first time.
WHAT can you do aboard Disney Cruise Line’s Magic Ahoy virtual cruise – quite a lot, it turns out.
ATLAS Ocean Voyages has announced a leadership transition, which will see James Rodriguez (pictured) step down as President & Chief Executive Officer at the end of the year.
THERE will be no issue of Cruise Weekly published on Mon, as New South Wales, South Australia, and ACT observe Labour Day, and Queensland celebrates the King’s Birthday.
TRAVELMARVEL’S Vietnam and Cambodia program for 2025/26 is out now.
HURTIGRUTEN is introducing a new Signature Voyage, ‘Savour the Northern Lights’, which explores Scandinavia by land and sea.
VIRGIN Voyages is offering 70% off the second passenger, as well as up to $760 off for 2025 and 2026 cruises.
AIDA Cruises recently invited a group of Danish politicians onboard AIDAnova for a robust discussion on how the cruise industry can work with ports on matters of sustainability.
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