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.
THE Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection (RCYC) has zeroed in to converting its hotel guests to cruisers, rather than poaching passengers from other lines, Senior Vice President Global Sales & Service Patrick Mitchell said.
GLOBUS family of brands (GFOB) has launched an exclusive river cruise and tour director road show for Feb, with 11 events across Australia.
MSC Cruises’ MSC Magnifica has left the Palumbo Malta Shipyard to begin her winter sailings in the Med following a major refurbishment.
AMAWATERWAYS has unveiled a new logo as part of what is set to be a full rebrand.
THE French Riviera’s cruise ship limits, announced (CW 16 Oct) earlier this year, have officially become effective, limiting the number of passengers who can disembark at popular ports in the region.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) will be showing the FIFA World Cup next year on board its year-round ships Carnival Adventure, Carnival Splendor, and Carnival Encounter.
TODAY will be the last issue of Cruise Weekly for the year, as the team breaks for the Christmas holidays.
PRINCESS Cruises’ Crown Princess has returned from her dry dock, with new features such as O’Malley’s Irish Pub, a redesigned casino, and other fresh enhancements.
CARNIVAL Corporation has achieved a record full year adjusted net income, with the company’s strong fiscal results for the year enabling it to reinstate its dividend.
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