CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has announced the expansion of its Aussie sales team, off the back of the company’s strong business performance (CW 03 May).
CARNIVAL Corporation and Silversea were just some of the cruise representatives present at the Territory Cruise Forum in Darwin last week.
RIVIERA Travel River Cruises is turning 40, and is showering everyone with birthday presents to celebrate.
TOURISM Western Australia has committed to increased funding for cruise tourism of $1 million over four years.
SEABOURN Cruise Line has kicked off its 2024 Alaska season, with Seabourn Odyssey departing from Vancouver to some of the most popular ports throughout the Inside Passage.
EMERALD Cruises is inviting travellers to join its Jun Travel Lounge information sessions, which will take place across four states.
HX (Hurtigruten Expeditions) has unveiled a new Norway expedition for winter 2026, a seven-night journey spent entirely above the Arctic Circle.
SOME of us who have been on polar cruises have been lucky enough to have a whale breach next to them, and a few lucky fishermen in Western Australia recently enjoyed that thrill off the coast of Broome.
GROWING demand for river cruising during shoulder seasons has led AmaWaterways to boost European departures outside the peak summer months of Mar, Apr, Nov and Dec.
PRINCESS Cruises has announced its 2026 Europe program, which will be its biggest-ever in the continent.
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