CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cruise contributes $8.4b to Australia
Friday | Oct 18 2024AUSTRALIAN cruise tourism has surged to a record $8.43 billion economic value during 2023-2024, according to an economic impact assessment jointly commissioned by Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) and the Australian Cruise Association (ACA).
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CruiseHQ celebrates a year of success
Friday | Oct 18 2024CRUISEHQ celebrated a year of success last night in an intimate event at Crown Sydney with some of its closest partners.
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COMO enters cruising
Friday | Oct 18 2024COMO Hotels & Resorts has expanded into cruising with the launch of a new, limited-time expedition exploring Norway’s remote Svalbard Archipelago.
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Cunard is back
Friday | Oct 18 2024CUNARD Line is returning for an unmissable summer season, celebrating its 100th year in Australia.
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Sydney season here
Friday | Oct 18 2024THOUSANDS of international visitors are set to sail into Sydney this summer, as Business Sydney welcomes the take-off of the city’s cruise season today.
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Surf new makeover
Friday | Oct 18 2024WINDSTAR Cruises’ Wind Surf is readying for major renovations next month, with the line’s flagship to emerge just in time for the upcoming holiday season.
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Porthole 18 Oct 24
Friday | Oct 18 2024A man has described his “absolutely incredible” experience when he was surrounded by whales as he was rowing solo across the Atlantic, in an encounter many cruise passengers have enjoyed in the past.
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Oceania unveils 2026 season
Thursday | Oct 17 2024OCEANIA Cruises has unveiled its 2026 Collection of Voyages, which will explore the lesser-known ports, iconic cities, and resort towns across Alaska, the Mediterranean, and Northern Europe, and more.
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The Adventure begins
Thursday | Oct 17 2024DISNEY Cruise Line has revealed some of the details of its upcoming Disney Adventure, which will set sail from Singapore next year.
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