CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Virgin Voyages ‘the best’
Thursday | Jul 6 2017THE six cruise vessels planned by the fledgling Virgin Voyages cruise line “won’t be the absolute biggest, but they’re going to be by far and away the best cruise ships out there,” according to founder Sir Richard Branson.
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Cruiseco names new ceo
Thursday | Jul 6 2017AMANDA McClelland will join Cruiseco as ceo towards the end of Jul, replacing cruise veteran Steve Lloyd (CW breaking news).
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Viking Cruises releases 2019 Egypt departures
Wednesday | Jul 5 2017Today Viking Cruises announces the opening of their 2019 Egypt sailing season. Due to overwhelming demand…
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Last-minute expedition voyage sale with Hurtigruten and Bentours
Wednesday | Jul 5 2017Bentours and Hurtigruten have announced a last minute sale on select expedition voyages for travel in…
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Cruise Calendar 04 July 17
Tuesday | Jul 4 2017THIS week’s port calls of cruise ships at various destinations around Australia.
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Porthole 04 July 17
Tuesday | Jul 4 2017WHEN Regent Seven Seas Cruises says it’s all inclusive, it really means it.
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AIDAperla christened in Spain
Tuesday | Jul 4 2017GERMAN model and presenter Lena Gercke christened AIDA Cruises’ 12th vessel, AIDAperla, over the weekend in Palma de Mallorca, Spain.
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P&O names Pacific Explorer
Tuesday | Jul 4 2017P&O Cruises’ Pacific Explorer was officially named in an event held on board in Sydney on Sun.
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Regent chief down under
Tuesday | Jul 4 2017REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) ceo and president Jason Montague made a flying visit to Sydney last week, meeting key industry partners and for the first time seeing the new Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings offices here.
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Majestic’s maiden call
Tuesday | Jul 4 2017PRINCESS Cruises’ Majestic Princess made her maiden call to Taiwan on Sat, marking the occasion by releasing biodegradable balloons (pictured).
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