CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Croisi gets hiking
Wednesday | Oct 23 2024CROISIEUROPE has revealed an expanded ‘Cruise & Hike’ program for 2025, with two new itineraries featuring guided walks through local scenery.
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On Water Amazon
Wednesday | Oct 23 2024ECO-CONSCIOUS touring brand World Expeditions has chartered Anakonda for an eight-day river cruise on the Amazon River in Ecuador.
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Porthole 23 Oct 24
Wednesday | Oct 23 2024CELEBRITY Cruises was at the centre of one of the best product placement opportunities in the world yesterday, as King Charles and Queen Camilla visited the Sydney Opera House.
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RCI’s weekends target new-to-cruise
Tuesday | Oct 22 2024ROYAL Caribbean (RCI) is evolving its brand position as the cruise line seeks to champion its shorter product and offer a “total holiday/vacation option”.
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Australia is getting Edge-y
Tuesday | Oct 22 2024CELEBRITY Cruises’ Celebrity Edge has returned to Australia for her second season Down Under, which will run through to Apr.
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RSSC’s Prestige moment
Tuesday | Oct 22 2024THE steel-cutting ceremony for Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ (RSSC) Seven Seas Prestige heralds a new chapter in the line’s history, as construction begins on a new generation for the fleet.
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Crystal upgrades
Tuesday | Oct 22 2024CRYSTAL’S suite dreams upgrade offer allows travellers an exclusive complimentary upgrade by booking now.
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NT record growth
Tuesday | Oct 22 2024THE NT is hailing “record-breaking growth” for its cruise sector, which brought in an unprecedented $181m in total economic output last season.
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Big Easy for CCL
Tuesday | Oct 22 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) has continued the roll-out of its 2026/27 cruises, with New Orleans and Long Beach voyages aboard three ships.
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Azamara icy return
Tuesday | Oct 22 2024SMALL-SHIP line Azamara will return to Alaska for the 2026 summer after seven years away, with a season of ‘Extended Destination Days’ offering 10-plus hours in port.
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