CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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CW breaking news – Silversea appoints Cassandra Kerr Director of Sales
Friday | Dec 1 2023Kerr will lead the strategic direction of sales development and trade partnerships across Australia. Silversea Cruises…
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ACA urges Vic Ports to work with cruise
Friday | Dec 1 2023THE Australian Cruise Association (ACA) is urging an immediate whole-of-government approach to developing a forward-looking cruise strategy, which will respond to the needs of the fast-growing sector, and resolve the current tensions in Victoria (CW 29 Nov).
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Australia a “difficult” cruise market
Friday | Dec 1 2023AUSTRALIA is becoming a more difficult market to cruise from, Carnival Corporation Chief Strategy Officer Teresa Lloyd has revealed, stoking fears regarding the lackadaisical decisions recently made by state governments around the country.
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Cruise Traveller turns 20
Friday | Dec 1 2023CRUISE agency Cruise Traveller is marking its 20th anniversary this month, having been established on the Gold Coast in Dec 2003.
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A Vela good day
Friday | Dec 1 2023VIKING has marked the float-out of its newest ocean ship, Viking Vela, which is set to debut next Dec.
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Croisi new cruise
Friday | Dec 1 2023CROISIEUROPE has launched a brand-new cruise taking in the splendour of ancient Greece and Meteora.
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Fremantle WC
Friday | Dec 1 2023AMBASSADOR Cruise Line has launched all-new sectors for its upcoming 2024 Grand Round the World Cruise.
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Porthole 01 Dec 23
Friday | Dec 1 2023THE Seine is more than suitable for cruising, but Paris is aiming to make its river suitable for Olympic swimming.
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Fees force Carnival out of Melbourne
Thursday | Nov 30 2023CARNIVAL Corporation is calling for closer collaboration with the Victorian State Government, as two of the company’s brands, Cunard Line and Princess Cruises, are set to cease deployment from Melbourne from 2025 (CW yesterday).
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