CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Celeb rolling on the river
Friday | Nov 21 2025CELEBRITY Cruises President Laura Hodges Bethge said the line was “overwhelmed” with the level of interest shown in its river cruises upon their announcement earlier this year (CW 26 Sep).
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HAL unveils 2027-28 journeys Down Under
Friday | Nov 21 2025HOLLAND America Line (HAL) has launched its 2027-28 Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific season, featuring new overnight stays in Melbourne, Cairns and Lautoka, Fiji.
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Industry waves Bon Voyage to 2025
Friday | Nov 21 2025MORE than 200 suppliers, agents, trade partners and association representatives came together to celebrate the end of 2025 at sister title Travel Daily’s annual Bon Voyage party Wed night in Sydney.
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Discovery to ‘wow’ guests
Friday | Nov 21 2025IN just a few short weeks, Discovery Princess will be on her way to Sydney, serving up new culinary experiences to Australian cruise passengers.
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Unlock huge value
Friday | Nov 21 2025AGENTS can secure up to 50% savings for their clients on more than 6,000 MSC Cruises’ sailings, thanks to the line’s Black Friday sale.
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Last chance noms
Friday | Nov 21 2025TODAY is the last opportunity to nominate for the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) awards.
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Seray sister coming
Friday | Nov 21 2025ABERCROMBIE & Kent (A&K) has announced another new Nile River cruise ship, set to join the fleet in 2028.
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Oceania talks future
Friday | Nov 21 2025OCEANIA Cruises has no plans to expand into expedition or river cruising any time soon, according to the brand’s Chief Luxury Officer Jason Montague.
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Aranui pulls curtain back on upcoming ship
Friday | Nov 21 2025ARANUI Cruises has revealed a sneak peek inside its newest ship Aranoa (CW 22 Sep), which is currently under construction in China.
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Atlas’ group offer
Friday | Nov 21 2025CRUISE Traveller is offering Australian agents a special groups program, with 15% commission on group departure bookings with Atlas Ocean Voyages.
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