CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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CRYSTAL Cruises has cancelled all 2017 and 2018 departures on its Boeing 777 Crystal Skye aircraft and is instead using the plane to cater for the charter and incentive markets.
CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) travel agent members in Australia and NZ will receive free membership to Breakaway Travelclub following a partnership between the association and Breakaway.
PRINCESS Cruises’ Pacific Princess has emerged from a two-week drydock with new livery, 700 Princess Luxury Beds, refurbished dining venues and 336 refreshed staterooms.
DREAM Cruises has introduced a loyalty program called DreamElite, providing members with priority & dedicated services along with access to events.
AURORA Expeditions has appointed Michael Woods as its new brand marketing manager.
TRAVELMARVEL will offer boutique coastal cruising in Europe in 2018, the company confirmed in the release of its Europe River Cruising 2018 brox.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Lines’ new Norwegian Joy is packed with technology, such as touch screens, high speed wi-fi and amazing virtual reality games.
KARAOKE booths, restaurants galore, artworks, upmarket shopping and unique on board activities were showcased yesterday in Hong Kong, where Norwegian Joy’s first visit to the city was celebrated by Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings.
THE Port of Brisbane has appointed a series of technical advisors to contribute to the development of the Brisbane Int’l Cruise Terminal proposal.
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