CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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TRAVELLERS are being encouraged to embrace the journey, to disconnect and indulge in deeper discovery, as part of Silversea’s new ‘Finding More’ tagline and promotion.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s Carnival Spirit (pictured) is sporting several new enhancements, following her recent dry dock.
SCENIC Luxury Cruises & Tours has announced its new Grand Journeys Collection for next year.
FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines has unveiled its new northern autumn/winter program for next year.
STEPHY Cole is set to take on a new role as a Travel Specialist with Cruise Express.
CELESTYAL Cruises is marking 10 years in business by launching a special “two-for-one” offer on a variety of the line’s sailings from Apr 2025 into 2027.
RIVERSIDE Luxury Cruises has opened a limited number of staterooms across its fleet free of single supplement for selected voyages in an effort to encourager solo cruisers.
PRINCESS Cruises’ onboard onsen may be the place to be, after numerous hot spring resorts across Japan found themselves in the midst of a water shortage due to the country’s ongoing tourism boom spurred by the weak Yen.
ABERCROMBIE & Kent Travel Group (AKTG) has begun an alignment process that will see various A&K land tours married up with Crystal Cruise departures to offer travellers the opportunity to seamlessly combine the two.
MSC Cruises’ MSC Magnifica (pictured) brought a taste of the Mediterranean to Australia last week during her world cruise.
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