CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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PARTNER SITES
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A Star is set to rise
Friday | Jul 11 2025STAR of the Seas has officially joined Royal Caribbean’s fleet, with construction on the ship complete and the keys officially handed over to the cruise line.
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Anderson to Atlas
Friday | Jul 11 2025FORMER Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection sales head Kristian Anderson (pictured) has joined Atlas Ocean Voyages as Executive Vice President of Global Sales.
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TIME to apply
Friday | Jul 11 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has provided a Travel Industry Mentor Experience (TIME) scholarship for a passionate travel professional to kick start their career later this year.
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Patriot-ic news
Friday | Jul 11 2025AMERICAN Cruise Line celebrated Independence Day with the christening of American Patriot in Newport.
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Viking India bound
Friday | Jul 11 2025A NEW 15-day itinerary along the Brahmaputra River in India will be introduced by Viking in late 2027.
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Metal cruise change
Friday | Jul 11 2025THE world’s biggest heavy metal cruise, ‘70,000 Tons of Metal’, will now sail from Miami to the Bahamas next year, aboard Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas.
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Porthole 11 Jul 25
Friday | Jul 11 2025A man who quit his job to set sail with his cat to Hawaii has arrived in the island state to cheering fans.
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A little Raiya sunshine
Thursday | Jul 10 2025EMERALD Cruises has unveiled the inaugural season of its next-generation superyacht Emerald Raiya (CW 08 Apr), which will debut in the Mediterranean in 2027-28.
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Regent’s Prestige record
Thursday | Jul 10 2025REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) has celebrated a record-breaking launch for its brand-new ship Seven Seas Prestige, which netted the line the biggest booking day in its history.
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HX’s grants bonanza
Thursday | Jul 10 2025THE HX Foundation has awarded more than 222,000 (A$398,000) to support ocean conservation and polar community-focused projects worldwide, as part of its second grant cycle (CW 20 Dec).
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