CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Oceania’s TA takeover
Monday | Nov 4 2024OCEANIA Cruises has unveiled an exclusive Australia-wide takeover of Travel Associates (TA), which will run all throughout this month (CW breaking news Fri).
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Five RCI ships in Europe for 2026
Monday | Nov 4 2024THE return of Royal Caribbean’s (RCI) Harmony of the Seas (pictured) to Barcelona will be one of the highlights of the line’s summer ’26 cruises in Europe.
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Regent begins Nov with appreciation
Monday | Nov 4 2024REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) has launched its fourth annual Travel Advisor Appreciation Month, with a series of new initiatives for the line to demonstrate its gratitude for its valued agent partners.
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Carnival’s Frightfully Fun trade event
Monday | Nov 4 2024OCTOBER was a full month of spooky delights at sea, and the Carnival Sales team brought it ashore with a trade event in Brisbane on 30 Oct.
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Treated like Princesses
Monday | Nov 4 2024PRINCESS Cruises recently hosted a trade famil on Discovery Princess in Canada and the United States, with some of the line’s top travel advisors exploring some of the region’s best drops.
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Limelight sets sail
Monday | Nov 4 2024LIMELIGHT Travel has released a new special interest tour to Malta and Sicily featuring a six-night cruise onboard Sea Cloud II, with the tour hosted by Roman history lecturer, Dr Kathryn Welch.
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Regal return date
Monday | Nov 4 2024PRINCESS Cruises has confirmed Regal Princess will return to service on 10 Nov after some unforeseen repairs forced two cancellations, with affected guests receiving a 50% cruise credit and a refund.
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Eclipse hull issue
Monday | Nov 4 2024SCENIC has been forced to make significant adjustments to its current itinerary in order to complete an extensive hull cleaning operation to enter New Zealand waters.
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Cruise beach clean
Monday | Nov 4 2024CREW members from P&O Cruises UK and Cunard have wrapped up their tenth beach clean-up of the year as part of an effort to beautify some of the lines’ most popular ports.
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Oceania going long
Monday | Nov 4 2024OCEANIA Cruises is seeing its guests trend toward longer voyages, which the line is catering to as part of its 2026 collection of itineraries.
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