CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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APT Viet & Cambodia
Thursday | Sep 22 2016APT’S Vietnam & Cambodia River Cruising 2017/18 brochure has been released, featuring sailings on the RV Amalotus.
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Odysseus turns to Aus
Thursday | Sep 22 2016CRUISE booking engine Odysseus has signalled it is looking to take market share in Australia, appointing Dave Upton from ITbyUs as its representative in Australasia.
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From Frodo to Fiordland – Carnival Legend takes the fun to New Zealand this summer
Wednesday | Sep 21 2016Carnival Cruise Line is taking its legendary brand of family fun across the Tasman in January,…
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Popularity of Canadian Arctic cruise on the rise!
Wednesday | Sep 21 20162016 Canadian Arctic cruise season – record breaking wildlife, innovative community outreach & discovery of an historic underwater…
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Carnival Corporation’s Fathom adds exciting new shore excursions to Cuba sailings
Wednesday | Sep 21 2016The only U.S. cruise line sailing to Cuba, Fathom continues to enhance the vacation experience with…
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Holland America Line launches partnership with America’s Test Kitchen to bring new dynamic cooking shows on board
Wednesday | Sep 21 2016Shows to debut aboard ms Westerdam and ms Nieuw Amsterdam this northern autumn Holland America Line…
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TTC’s weekly cruise deals
Wednesday | Sep 21 2016FLY FREE TO AMSTERDAM FLY FREE when you book a 2017 Uniworld Europe cruise of 13-days…
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Odysseus takes on Aussie online cruise market
Wednesday | Sep 21 2016– DAVE UPTON APPOINTED LOCAL REP – Odysseus Solutions, one of the world’s leading cruise booking engines,…
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Discover paradise with Tempo and save
Wednesday | Sep 21 2016This brand new tour for Tempo Holidays, ‘Discover the Western Balkans & Adriatic Paradise Cruise’, combines…
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Porthole 20 Sep 16
Tuesday | Sep 20 2016WE’RE wondering whose head rolled at Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines over a signage blunder at last week’s Cruise360 Australasia conference in Sydney.
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