CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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OOE influencers prog
Tuesday | May 16 2017ONE Ocean Expeditions has announced a new program of on-board speakers and influencers aboard its polar expeditions.
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Pandaw’s new club
Tuesday | May 16 2017PANDAW River Expeditions has launched a new members club for its past guests who have future travel plans.
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Viking US agent policy
Tuesday | May 16 2017VIKING Cruises has introduced a new policy prohibiting travel agents in the United States from advertising or promoting any Viking product for less than the published rate.
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Chimu’s polar deals
Tuesday | May 16 2017CHIMU Adventures is offering charter specials for 2017/18 and earlybird deals on selected 2018/19 departures.
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Scenic Azure debut
Tuesday | May 16 2017POPULAR Australian performer and writer Jean Kittson became godmother to Scenic’s 96 pax, 48 cabin Scenic Azure, which will sail on Portugal’s Douro River.
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Katz adds Asia to role
Tuesday | May 16 2017CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia managing director Joel Katz has recently added Asia to his portfolio of responsibilities.
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Royal 2018/19 delay
Tuesday | May 16 2017ROYAL Caribbean International’s 2018/19 summer season, due to go on sale today, has been pushed back until early Jun, with the line promising more information in coming weeks.
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Explorer incentive
Tuesday | May 16 2017P&O Cruises is offering six travel agents a chance to be among the first to taste its soon-to-debut ship Pacific Explorer.
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Select focuses on Cruise
Tuesday | May 16 2017TRAVEL agency members of Express Travel Group’s (ETG) Select brand are showing strong growth in their cruise sales, with the company now engaging even more closely with The Travel Corporation’s Creative Cruising as a key wholesale partner.
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New cruising highs: CLIA
Tuesday | May 16 2017THE Australian cruise market has continued its sharp incline, recording a growth of 222,378 passengers in 2016 on the prior year, the biggest on record.
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