CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Aurora launches 2026/27
Thursday | Dec 5 2024AURORA Expeditions has unveiled its new 2026-27 Antarctica season, which will see the introduction of several new special expeditions.
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Cunard enjoys record-breaking year
Thursday | Dec 5 2024CUNARD Line has reported record-breaking bookings this year, following the launch of its highly anticipated ship, Queen Anne (CW 03 Sep).
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Nova’s first call in Sydney
Thursday | Dec 5 2024SILVERSEA’S Silver Nova made her spectacular maiden arrival in Sydney yesterday, with a number of Aussie trade guests boarding the brand-new ship to experience her first-hand.
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Wave to go, NCL
Thursday | Dec 5 2024NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has announced new resources to support travel advisors this wave season, with a new WAVE Hub.
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Virgin debuts annual pass
Thursday | Dec 5 2024VIRGIN Voyages is introducing a new Annual Pass, offering cruisers unlimited voyages across an entire calendar year.
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Oceania rolls out Starlink internet
Thursday | Dec 5 2024OCEANIA Cruises has completed the installation of Starlink across its entire fleet.
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Celeb to Canaveral
Thursday | Dec 5 2024CELEBRITY Cruises has debuted its inaugural sailings in Port Canaveral with seven-night Caribbean itineraries.
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Princess goes west
Thursday | Dec 5 2024PRINCESS Cruises is inviting cruisers to explore Mexico, Hawaii, and California aboard its 2026-27 sailings from the west coast of the US.
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CCL/HAL trade
Thursday | Dec 5 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) and Holland America Line (HAL)/Seabourn Cruise Line have swapped chief financial officers, in the latest restructure at the world’s biggest cruise company.
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Porthole 05 Dec 24
Thursday | Dec 5 2024PRIVATE islands are all the rage in the cruise industry at present – and one is now available to rent in the Cotswolds in the UK, complete with a bar and boat.
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