CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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PARTNER SITES
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Spectrum gremlins
Monday | Nov 11 2024ROYAL Caribbean has offered $600 in compensation to passengers onboard Spectrum of the Seas due to a technical issue which saw the ship delayed in Japan for two days.
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CCL commitment
Monday | Nov 11 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line says it is committed to offering year-round cruising in Queensland as Carnival Luminosa arrived in Brisbane for its third summer.
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Circle the Pacific
Monday | Nov 11 2024PRINCESS Cruises has launched what it says is its most “destination-rich voyage ever” with a 131-day voyage circling the Pacific Ocean.
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Savings of $12,000
Monday | Nov 11 2024CRUISE Traveller has opened a new 13-night Kimberley deal featuring two free nights accom and a 10-night Ponant cruise in 2025 from Broome to Darwin if booked by 30 Nov.
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Sapphire NE debut
Monday | Nov 11 2024PRINCESS Cruises will introduce Sapphire Princess to the New England and Canada region in 2026 – a year which marks the 250th anniversary of the United States.
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Carnival diversity
Monday | Nov 11 2024CARNIVAL Corporation has been named one of Europe’s diversity leaders for 2025 by the Financial Times.
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Porthole 11 Nov 24
Monday | Nov 11 2024EVERYBODY knows when a cruise ship is in town – the unmistakable serenity-splitting echo of her horn serves both a safety and a ceremonial role.
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Viking’s perfect pitch 11 Nov 24
Monday | Nov 11 2024VIKING Cruises and Vivaldi – they have much more in common than just the letter ‘V’.
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Celestyal to Ascend
Friday | Nov 8 2024CELESTYAL Cruises has appointed Ascend Travel Group as its industry representative in Australia (CW breaking news), with the business to manage local trade marketing services.
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New Travelmarvel ship
Friday | Nov 8 2024TRAVELMARVEL will be launching a brand-new ship in 2026, Travelmarvel Rigel, headlining the tour operator’s Europe season.
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