CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Singing a new Sonata
Wednesday | Jan 7 2026OCEANIA Cruises has unveiled substantially evolved suites aboard its upcoming Oceania Sonata, the first ship in her namesake new class.
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Silversea inherits the world
Wednesday | Jan 7 2026SILVERSEA guests have embarked on ‘The Curious and the Sea’: the cruise line’s 2026 world cruise, which will travel over 140 days, visiting almost 60 destinations across 30 countries.
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Aqua taps Michelin chef
Wednesday | Jan 7 2026AQUA Expeditions has announced the appointment of Chef Karime Lopez as Consulting Chef for its newest ultra-luxury expedition ship Aqua Lares.
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New MSC campaign
Wednesday | Jan 7 2026MSC Cruises is inviting travellers to discover the magic of unplanned moments, as part of a new global campaign titled ‘The Best Holiday Ever’.
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Cruise the Far East
Wednesday | Jan 7 2026A new government-backed initiative in the Russian Far East hopes to attract 50,000 cruisers annually to the region.
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Princess expands
Wednesday | Jan 7 2026PRINCESS Cruises has expanded its Northern Europe portfolio with new itineraries and shore excursions in 2027.
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Guernsey pax up
Wednesday | Jan 7 2026CRUISE visitor numbers to Guernsey are set to rise this year, despite fewer ship visits, the destination’s port authority has revealed.
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CCL doubles down on Aussie cruising
Tuesday | Jan 6 2026CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) is unshaken in its commitment to local sailing, as other brands around the sector continue to emphasise fly-cruise.
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Seabourn unveils ’28 WC
Tuesday | Jan 6 2026SEABOURN Cruise Line has announced its 2028 ‘Cape To Cape’ 120-day world cruise on board Seabourn Quest.
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Burnie wants more ships
Tuesday | Jan 6 2026THE port city of Burnie in North West Tasmania is hoping to welcome more cruise ships in future seasons; however it will likely only be able to do so with a larger berth.
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