CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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SCENIC Group is heading “back to the future” with its product, as demand for land touring rises, and the company’s two brands, Scenic and Emerald, pursue greater synergies.
CRUISE travellers will be able to more deeply connect with the destinations they visit as part of an expanded culinary program on board Seabourn Cruise Line.
UNFORGETTABLE Croatia’s Australian office recently joined its global counterparts to take part in the company’s annual healthy lifestyle challenge.
AMERICAN Cruise Lines is this week kicking off its biggest New England season yet, featuring nine itineraries and five small ships.
PRINCESS Cruises will home port two ships in Singapore for the second time, with Sapphire Princess joining Diamond Princess from the island country for 2026-27.
SEVEN-NIGHT itineraries to South Raja Ampat in Indonesia will be offered by Aqua Expeditions, beginning in Dec.
EUROPEAN Waterways has launched Active Experience Cruises to give families and groups of friends the flexibility to tailor their itinerary.
VIKING’S deal of the week offers a saving of up to $10,800 per couple on Viking’s ‘Komodo & the Australian Coast’ voyage.
SMALL group touring brand Gondwana Ecotours has launched a new nine-day adventure around Southeast Alaska onboard a 20-pax yacht.
UBER is all about getting people between A and B – any way it can – and going by car is so last year.
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