CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Silver Muse library
Thursday | Mar 30 2017LUXURY cruise line Silversea will partner with London-based literary institution Heywood Hill to create a custom-made library.
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TTC appoints in SA
Thursday | Mar 30 2017THE Travel Corporation has appointed Christopher Lukehurst-Walton in a dual sales manager role looking after Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection and Creative Cruising in SA.
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50 years in Galapagos
Thursday | Mar 30 2017LINDBLAD expeditions is marking 50 years of travel to the Galapagos Islands as it releases its latest brochure for the Ecuadorian archipelago.
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Azamara ’19 voyages
Thursday | Mar 30 2017AZAMARA Club Cruises has unveiled its 2019 Australian cruising itineraries, which include maiden departures from Melbourne and Perth.
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Tollman rules out ocean
Thursday | Mar 30 2017BRETT Tollman, ceo, The Travel Corporation has ruled out moving into the “crowded” space of ocean cruising and said TTC will instead focus on growing the potential of its existing brands.
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Scenic giving away 25 days of luxury for 25 years of Getaway
Wednesday | Mar 29 2017To celebrate Getaway’s 25th birthday, Scenic is giving away a trip of a lifetime! One lucky…
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Cruise Calendar 28 Mar 17
Tuesday | Mar 28 2017THIS week’s port calls of cruise ships at various destinations around Australia.
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On location in France 28 Mar 17
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Cruise guests break $1m barrier
Tuesday | Mar 28 2017THE P&O Pacific Partnership is
expanding its reach in the South
Pacific with two new community
programs, having surpassed
a milestone of $1 million in
voluntary contributions from
passengers and special donations
in the past four years.
Building on previous funding of
health posts and kindergartens
in Vanuatu, the two new projects
are aimed at assisting women and
young children in the Solomon
Islands, pictured, and Papua New
Guinea, working in conjunction
with Save the Children Australia.
P&O Cruises president Sture
Myrmell said it was thanks to
its pax that the line was able to
assist even more communities.
“The voluntary one dollar
contributions made via pax on
board accounts are relatively
modest but when contributions
are combined they become a
powerful force to make a big
difference where it matters most.”
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