CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Oceania Specialty Cruises
Friday | Sep 27 2024OCEANIA Cruises has unveiled its Specialty Cruises for next year, which will feature a number of exclusive hosted voyages.
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Three decades of Carnivals
Friday | Sep 27 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line recently celebrated 30 years of business and community partnership with Port Tampa Bay, donning extravagant costumes to mark the special occasion.
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Four Seasons 26/27
Friday | Sep 27 2024NINE new voyages in the Bahamas and Caribbean have been introduced by Four Seasons Yachts for the 2026/27 winter to complete the brand’s first year at sea.
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Mickey has prizes
Friday | Sep 27 2024AGENTS can win one of 10 staterooms on Disney Wonder by completing the line’s new Magic Ahoy training program.
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Weekend savings
Friday | Sep 27 2024TRAVELLERS can save 40% on a weekend cruise with Royal Caribbean when they book through Cruise Guru, which has launched new deals for select sailings out of Brisbane and Sydney.
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Ritz adds more
Friday | Sep 27 2024THE Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection has announced the addition of voyages featuring Cape Town, Madagascar, Mauritius, the Seychelles, the Maldives and the Andaman Islands, as well as Sri Lanka.
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A Star floats out
Friday | Sep 27 2024THE traditional floating-out ceremony has taken place at the Fincantieri Shipyard in Italy to mark the next stage in construction for Star Princess.
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Disney pay policy
Friday | Sep 27 2024DISNEY Cruise Line has shortened its final payment deadline for guests booking Concierge-level suites, with the new policy applying to all existing bookings fleetwide.
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Five-day shore ex
Friday | Sep 27 2024CUNARD Line has unveiled an extensive selection of shore excursions in South America – some as long as five days – to mark the return of the brand to the continent in 2025.
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New Lindblad logo
Friday | Sep 27 2024LINDBLAD Expeditions-National Geographic will now by known by the antonymous name ‘National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions.
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