CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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PARTNER SITES
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Polar tick of approval
Thursday | Aug 17 2017HAPAG-LLOYD Cruises’ MS Bremen has become one of the first passenger ships to receive Polar Code certification.
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Seabourn on Sabre
Thursday | Aug 17 2017SEABOURN has joined Sabre in the US and Canada and is working to make it available on the platform in the Australian and New Zealand markets.
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QE2 50th celebration
Thursday | Aug 17 2017A celebratory voyage aboard Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth will mark the 50th anniversary of the brands longest serving ship, the QE2.
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Dream up to speed
Thursday | Aug 17 2017CARNIVAL Cruise Line has confirmed the technical issue which affected Carnival Dream’s maximum cruising speed last week has been fixed.
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Hapag ship update
Thursday | Aug 17 2017HAPAG Lloyd has confirmed construction of its two new ships is progressing, with Hanseatic natures’ construction process underway and the steel cutting of Hanseatic inspiration set to take place in early Oct.
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Sealink’s record year
Thursday | Aug 17 2017SEALINK Travel Group achieved record sales of $201.4m for the full year ending 30 Jun, up 13.5% on the prior year.
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Azamara Cuba 18/19
Thursday | Aug 17 2017AZAMARA Club Cruises has released new 2018 and 2019 voyages to Cuba, ranging from four to 14 nights in length.
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Evergreen France ’18
Thursday | Aug 17 2017EVERGREEN Cruises & Tours has unveiled an 84-page brochure dedicated to South of France Cruising, highlighting its newest ‘Star Ship’, Emerald Liberte.
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Peregrine Asia cruises
Thursday | Aug 17 2017PEREGRINE Adventure’s small ship Adventure Cruising product will be expanded into Southeast Asia after a successful introductory season in Europe this year, Cruise Weekly can exclusively reveal.
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HTC nab 1st U charter
Thursday | Aug 17 2017HUNTER Travel Group (HTG) has secured the first private charter of a U by Uniworld cruise.
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