CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Hagen: Viking is “just getting started”
Monday | Aug 8 2022VIKING Chair Torstein Hagen (pictured) has celebrated the cruise line’s 25th anniversary on Fri with a video message flagging further growth ambitions.
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A jewel for King’s crown?
Monday | Aug 8 2022OUTGOING King Island Mayor Julie Arnold has told Cruise Weekly she is keen to see the Bass Strait destination develop its cruise industry over the next few years, off the back of the overburden created by the Dolphin Mine.
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Another Island Escape cruise off
Monday | Aug 8 2022THE 10 Aug Kimberley departure of the beleaguered Island Escape appears to have been cancelled, according to messages from passengers on Island Escape Cruises’ Facebook page.
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Ponant roadshow
Monday | Aug 8 2022PONANT is set to host its ‘Explore to Inspire’ roadshow series events again in 2022, after two years of allowing for only virtual meetings.
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Oceania package
Monday | Aug 8 2022A luxurious, three-week summer voyage with Oceania Cruises tracing the sunniest coasts in Europe will set sail in Aug 2023, with keen, early-booking Australians able to enjoy extensive onboard bonuses and a complimentary pre- or post-cruise stay through Cruise Traveller.
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Porthole 08 Aug 22
Monday | Aug 8 2022CARNIVAL Cruise Line has made a number of recent “cuts” to its food service permanent, and it’s bad news for around-the-clock pizza-lovers.
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Carnival to save energy via new tech
Friday | Aug 5 2022CARNIVAL Corporation is upgrading its global fleet with fuel- and energy-saving technology enhancements called “Service Power Packages”.
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Cruise on deck at CATO
Friday | Aug 5 2022THE cruise industry was on board with the Council of Australian Tour Operators’ (CATO) inaugural Travel Trivia Masters last night.
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RCI 2023-24 change
Friday | Aug 5 2022ROYAL Caribbean International (RCI) will deploy the 2002-built Radiance-class Brilliance of the Seas as part of its 2023/24 Australian season instead of the Vision-class Enchantment of the Seas, which was built in 1997.
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Creative Silversea
Friday | Aug 5 2022CREATIVE Cruising is offering USD$400 shipboard credit per suite on next year’s European voyages with Silversea Cruises.
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