CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 06 Nov 25
Thursday | Nov 6 2025PRIDE and Prejudice is Holland America Line’s book of the month, and to celebrate, the company has created a cocktail inspired by the much-loved Austen novel.
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Hotel brands’ cruise loyalty edge
Wednesday | Nov 5 2025THE proliferation of hotel brands preparing to set sail in the luxury cruise space will see the number of new-to-cruise clients rise over the coming years, according to Flight Centre Travel Group’s (FCTG) Global Managing Director Luxury & Independent Danielle Galloway.
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Women at the helm: Cruise’s new course
Wednesday | Nov 5 2025LYNDSEY Gordon is the General Manager at PEPR Agency, and was formerly Head of Communications for P&O Australia.
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Queen Elizabeth to visit Aus
Wednesday | Nov 5 2025CUNARD Line’s Queen Elizabeth (pictured) is set to return to Australia, as part of her 113-night World Voyage in 2027/28.
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She’s coming back
Wednesday | Nov 5 2025CUNARD Line’s Queen Elizabeth – much loved in Australia – will make her return to the country on her 2028 world voyage, with several sectors from Sydney available to book now – cover page.
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Seeking out Japan
Wednesday | Nov 5 2025WINDSTAR Cruises has opened summer 2027 reservations for its new yacht Star Seeker in Alaska and Japan, which are already selling fast.
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Ikon’s buzz lifts all Scenic product
Tuesday | Nov 4 2025THE recent announcement of Scenic Ikon joining Scenic Group’s Discovery Yacht fleet in Apr 2028 (CW 21 Oct) has created a “halo effect” for the cruise company’s offerings across the board.
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Atlas’ 600% growth in Aussie bookings
Tuesday | Nov 4 2025ATLAS Ocean Voyages is witnessing huge growth in Australia, with bookings rapidly increasing since its appointment of a local GSA last year.
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More toys coming to Eclipse
Tuesday | Nov 4 2025SCENIC Luxury Cruises & Tours has launched its 2025/26 Antarctic season for its Discovery Yachts, which will feature private jet transfers, heli-experiences, and a new submersible.
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