CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cruise Weekly has reported all of the important cruise industry stories since 2007. Subscribers receive a weekly newsletter each issue with all the details behind the stories below.
ORIENT Express’ upcoming yacht Corinthian has had her masts raised, as the ship takes her final shape before her first departure next year.
CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has released a video guide for Cruise Month, which aims to help travel advisor members get involved and make the most of the campaign, which begins next month (CW 23 Jul).
PRINCESS Cruises has added new ports of call to its previously announced seven-day Western Mediterranean voyages in 2026-27 onboard Sun Princess.
DISNEY Cruise Line’s newest ship, Disney Destiny, has completed her conveyancing along Germany’s Ems River.
SMALL-SHIP agency Cruise Traveller has unveiled a new package offering seven free nights in hotels either side of a two-week Europe river cruise.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line will double its fleet in Galveston for the 2027/28 northern winter, with four ships deployed to the Texas port to offer a range of itineraries.
MUSICIANS sometimes take their songs in strange, all-too-literal directions.
THE rising expedition sector will be key to TravelManagers achieving its aggressive growth target for the cruise industry, GM Cruise Jeff Leckey has told CW.
SOUTHERN WA is set to enjoy a healthy economic boost during the upcoming cruise season, which has the potential to bring more than 22,500 visitors to Albany and Esperance.
SEABOURN Cruise Line will deploy a new ship to Alaska next year, with Seabourn Encore (pictured) set to deliver the line’s expedition program in 2026.
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