CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Perry heads up Hurtigruten in APAC
Tuesday | Jan 9 2018DAMIAN Perry, former Cox & Kings ceo, has stepped into the role of managing director of Hurtigruten in the APAC region.
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Minor Hotels river push
Tuesday | Jan 9 2018MINOR Hotels has launched a new river cruise line called Mekong Kingdoms, to offer cruises along the Mekong River across five vessels.
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A Golden Adelaide first
Tuesday | Jan 9 2018PRINCESS Cruises’ Golden Princess yesterday became the first cruise ship to sail out of South Australia on a roundtrip international itinerary.
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Cruise the Mediterranean in spring and save up to $900 per cabin with MSC Cruises
Monday | Jan 8 2018Enjoy an affordable holiday with an MSC Cruise this northern hemisphere spring. Picture colourful flowers everywhere,…
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Tennis legends Mark Philippoussis, Goran Ivanišević and Todd Woodbridge join the lineup for P&O’s 2018 Australian Open cruises
Monday | Jan 8 2018With the Australian Open 2018 just around the corner, P&O Cruises is reminding tennis fans that…
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Golden Princess embarks on the first roundtrip international cruise from South Australia
Monday | Jan 8 2018Princess Cruises’ spectacular Golden Princess will make history today as the first cruise ship to ever…
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FACE-2-FACE 04 Jan 18: Leighton Schembri, Cruise Manager of the Goldman Group
Thursday | Jan 4 2018CRUISE manager of the Goldman Group.
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Porthole 04 Jan 18
Thursday | Jan 4 2018A GROUP of Kiwis has built a sand island in coastal waters in a creative attempt to avoid a ban on drinking in public places on New Year’s Eve.
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Sea Princess gastro
Thursday | Jan 4 2018GASTRO has hit about 200 passengers on board Sea Princess as she docked in Brisbane this morning.
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Ventus Australis sets sail in Patagonia
Thursday | Jan 4 2018VENTUS Australis has commenced operating itineraries to Cape Horn and the glaciers of Tierra del Fuego in South America after being christened as Australis’ second ship.
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