CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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TUI UK-based ship
Tuesday | Mar 7 2017BRITISH travel giant Thomson will base its TUI Discovery cruise ship in the United Kingdom for the first time next year.
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Splendor slow speed
Tuesday | Mar 7 2017CARNIVAL Cruise Line has confirmed that its Carnival Splendor is affected by a technical issue which is impacting its maximum cruising speed.
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Staiger to Silversea
Tuesday | Mar 7 2017BARBARA Staiger has been appointed as vice president of strategic partners for Silversea Cruises in the Americas, moving on after 23 years with Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
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SeaDream 10% off
Tuesday | Mar 7 2017SEADREAM Yacht Club says it’s seeing increasing numbers of Australians undertaking back-to-back sailings, and is offering 10% savings for the second week on these 14-day itineraries.
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RCI WOW sale
Tuesday | Mar 7 2017ROYAL Caribbean’s Worldwide WOW sale is offering discounts up to 30% for sailings departing after 15 Mar.
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P&O dance lessons
Tuesday | Mar 7 2017REDED (Raw Energy Dance Education) has confirmed it will return to P&O’s Pacific Jewel, offering free on board dance lessons to kids from 07-23 Apr.
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Destiny godmother
Tuesday | Mar 7 2017EVERGREEN Waterways’ cruise product Emerald Waterways has chosen newscaster Coleen Christie to be its first Canadian godmother, for Emerald Destiny.
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G Adventures sale
Tuesday | Mar 7 2017G Adventures is running a Great Expedition sale offering savings of up to 15% across Arctic, Antarctic and Norway expedition voyages.
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Viking ocean brox
Tuesday | Mar 7 2017VIKING Cruises has released its 2017-19 ocean brochure, including 13 new itineraries to Alaska, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Asia and South America.
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Agents turn to Isaac
Tuesday | Mar 7 2017PRINCESS Cruises says its ‘Ask Isaac’ click-to-chat service is increasingly popular with travel agents, with the system fielding over 84,000 queries since it launched in Australia in late 2015.
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