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.
REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) has unveiled ‘The Exotics Edition’, with up to 45% off select sailings.
TENDERS have been issued by Rome Cruise Terminal at Civitavecchia for the redevelopment of one of its major cruise terminals.
COSTA Cruises has signed a deal with British film studio Acamar Films to introduce one of its most popular children’s characters on a variety of Mediterranean voyages.
A new start-up company, Ocean Intelligence, is using state-of-the-art forecasting, satellite data, and artificial intelligence to optimise vessel transit time, fuel consumption, and carbon dioxide emissions in real time, potentially saving the cruise industry more than US$2 billion per year.
APT has launched its Canada & Alaska holidays for next year, the first year since the tour operator’s partnership with Seabourn Cruise Line (CW 22 Feb).
PRINCESS Cruises has spread the love at the Sydney Swans’ Fan Day on the weekend at the Hordern Pavilion.
MONDAY marks the 2024 King’s Birthday public holiday in some states, meaning there will be no edition of Cruise Weekly to start the week.
CLIA Australasia Managing Director, Joel Katz, says the closure of P&O Cruises Australia highlights the need for certainty and regularity from government to address the fluctuating costs of operating in this region.
HALF of the Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) fleet is now equipped to plug into shore power in ports offering the facility and is on track to hit 70% by next year.
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