CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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MSC Cruises’ MSC Magnifica (pictured) brought a taste of the Mediterranean to Australia last week during her world cruise.
THE United States trade war with Canada is heating up in the cruise sector, with the US state of Alaska and Canadian province of British Columbia trading shots on the weekend.
FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines has returned to Newcastle, UK (pictured), marking the start of its spring and summer sailings.
LONG-TIME Regent Seven Seas Cruises BDM Elsa McLean has been appointed as Adventure World’s Head of Sales, which will see her lead sales initiatives across Lindblad Expeditions and Star Clippers.
SILVERSEA has revealed its new brand positioning, ‘To Finding More’, which is now live across the cruise line’s channels and platforms.
VIKING has unveiled its 25-2027 World Voyages Collection brochure, featuring a range of extended travel itineraries including Grand Journeys, Viking World Voyages and Longitudinal World Cruises.
MY Cruises become the official Coaches Partner of the Gold Coast Suns AFL team.
AZAMARA has been announced as the official sponsor of the Mallorca Championships professional tennis tournament.
A NEW single-day passenger record has been set at Shanghai’s Wusongkou International Cruise Terminal, with 4,800 guests welcomed across two ships.
AFTER catching onto the fact that living on a cruise ship can be more affordable than owning a home, a couple from Seattle is now in their fourth year of travelling the world on a budget.
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