CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Nominations close
Monday | Nov 25 2024TRAVEL agents have until COB on Fri 29 Nov to get their nominations in for 10 award categories for the 22nd CLIA Awards gala ceremony.
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Change in the wind?
Monday | Nov 25 2024WINDSTAR Cruises has unveiled plans in overseas markets to launch a new booking platform to make it easier for travel advisors to lock in dates, destinations, excursions and hotels.
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Patriotic Carnival
Monday | Nov 25 2024TO CELEBRATE America’s 250th birthday next year, Carnival Cruise Line is releasing 10 special itineraries, ranging from three to eight days and departing from six homeports.
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Hannah’s love boat
Monday | Nov 25 2024SUN Princess godmother and musical theatre star Hannah Waddingham, perhaps better known as Rebecca Welton from Ted Lasso, is now fronting a new Princess Cruises ad campaign reintroducing audiences to The Love Boat.
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Porthole 25 Nov 24
Monday | Nov 25 2024DESIGNING a menu on a Disney Cruise Line ship must be a proverbial piece of cake, with countless classic movie titles and references to draw from.
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Aqua expands to Africa
Friday | Nov 22 2024SMALL ship luxury cruise line Aqua Expeditions has announced the expansion of its fleet, and the addition of new sailings in Seychelles and Zanzibar, departing in Dec 2025.
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Royal’s new Asian tune
Friday | Nov 22 2024ROYAL Caribbean’s Anthem of the Seas (pictured) has taken the stage in Singapore, arriving in Asia for the first time.
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How’s the Mekong Serenity?
Friday | Nov 22 2024APT’S Vietnam and Cambodia 25/26 season is out now, featuring the Mekong Serenity.
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New Albatros CEO
Friday | Nov 22 2024ALBATROS Expeditions has welcomed Jakob Lunoe as its new Chief Executive Officer.
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Cruise casino suit
Friday | Nov 22 2024CRUISE lines could soon face a class action suit in Australia, with a number of disgruntled passengers coming forward, having racked up thousands in debt in on board casinos.
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