CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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CCL completes hull refresh
Wednesday | Oct 16 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) has completed a hull refresh project across its 27-ship fleet with the emergence of Carnival Panorama from dry dock in Singapore.
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APT early booking
Wednesday | Oct 16 2024APT has frozen the prices of its 2026 European cruising season at 2025 prices for a limited time for early bookings on a suite of new experiences.
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CLIA on the hunt
Wednesday | Oct 16 2024CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has launched a recruitment drive for a new Membership Coordinator to manage and build its advisor database.
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Ungerer to A-Rosa
Wednesday | Oct 16 2024EUROPEAN river cruise brand A-Rosa has unveiled some senior managerial changes, with CEO Jorg Eichler opting to step down from the line to take on a new task in tourism, to be replaced by its co-founder and former Explora Journeys CEO Michael Ungerer.
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We’re on a ship
Wednesday | Oct 16 2024FLIGHT Centre is hosting its strategic leadership conference on board P&O Cruises Australia’s Pacific Encounter this week.
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A new Heritage
Wednesday | Oct 16 2024HERITAGE Line’s boutique luxury ship Violet has been completely redesigned, and is set to return to her sailings in Ha Long Bay on 31 Oct.
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New Croatia cruise
Wednesday | Oct 16 2024UNFORGETTABLE Croatia has launched a new sailing for next year, ‘Luxury Croatia Hidden Gems Balcony Cruise’.
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True North 2026
Wednesday | Oct 16 2024TRUE North’s 2026 sailing schedule is now live, with passengers invited to reserve their adventure today.
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Porthole 16 Oct 24
Wednesday | Oct 16 2024DISNEY Cruise Line is set to be one of the stars of the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade this year in New York City.
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Cruisers looking for their ‘wow’ moment
Tuesday | Oct 15 2024CRUISERS are increasingly seeking more immersive experiences, Helloworld has found, with passengers leaning toward “event sailings”.
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