CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Muse to Australia
Thursday | Apr 27 2017SILVERSEA have confirmed plans to bring its newest vessel, Silver Muse to Australia during the 2018/19 season.
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Cunard refurb details
Thursday | Apr 27 2017CUNARD’S Queen Victoria will feature a new lido sun deck (pictured) & winter garden after its refurbishment next month.
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HAL beverage pkg
Thursday | Apr 27 2017HOLLAND America Line is now offering a new Elite Beverage Package featuring any premium spirits, cocktails, wines, beers, coffees, nonalcoholic beverages, bottled water and sodas up to a value of $15 each.
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RCI & Celeb credit
Thursday | Apr 27 2017GUESTS sailing with Royal Caribbean or Celebrity Cruises no longer have to wait until they sail to use their on board credit.
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Seabourn directors
Thursday | Apr 27 2017THE Seabourn team of directors has two fresh faces following the promotion of Teresa Haughey to director, hotel services for hotel operations and appointment of Daniel Putzhammer as director, food and beverage operations.
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Infrastructure crisis
Thursday | Apr 27 2017THE Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) has called on the NSW and Federal Governments to secure Sydney’s cruise infrastructure.
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Viking info sessions
Thursday | Apr 27 2017VIKING Cruises has scheduled a second round of info sessions highlighting the river cruise offering & new ocean itineraries.
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Cruise360 conf sessions
Thursday | Apr 27 2017CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia has revealed education breakout sessions will be incorporated into this year’s Cruise360 Australasia conference and unveiled two new international speakers.
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New details on Eclipse
Thursday | Apr 27 2017GUESTS on Scenic Eclipse won’t be short on space, with the 17,000 gross tonne ship offering its 228 guests 75m each Louise Hill, Scenic Eclipse journey designer told Cruise Weekly.
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Royal reduces Aus ships
Thursday | Apr 27 2017ROYAL Caribbean will reduce its deployment in local waters due to capacity constraints, basing three ships in Australia in 2018/19, down from five ships this season.
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