CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) has unveiled multi-million-dollar transformation plans for its fleet, with extensive renovations for Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Voyager scheduled for completion by May next year.
MORE than 140 curated small-ship itineraries are now available in a new range from World Expeditions Travel Group as part of its move into expedition cruising.
SILVERSEA has revealed new details about its first-ever hotel (CW 03 Oct 2024), which it has named The Cormorant at 55 South, designed to offer the most convenient, comfortable and seamless way to visit Antarctica.
RESPECTED senior cruise and travel industry leader Matthew Vince has joined Business Publishing Group (BPG), publisher of Travel Daily and Cruise Weekly, as GM and Publisher.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line has said it will consider scrapping Hawaii from its itineraries if the US state goes ahead with proposed new taxes on cruise ships and pax.
APT Travel Group has held the christening ceremony for its first newbuild European river cruise ship – MS Estrela – in the Portuguese city of Porto.
CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has launched its latest #WeAreCruise video campaign on its local social media channels, showcasing the talent of Australia’s cruise line entertainers.
DISNEY Cruise Line’s new ship, Disney Destiny, is set to make history, with a Marvel superhero starring as its signature stern character for the first time in the brand’s history.
PEARL producer Paspaley has introduced Pearl Expeditions, the brand under which it will proceed with its plan to offer expedition cruising in northern Australia, with ‘first lady of cruising’ Sarina Bratton at the helm.
RETURN on experience and space per passenger will continue to govern Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) newbuild strategy, rather than the size of other ships in the market, the company’s President David Herrera (pictured) said.
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