CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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HAL’s Burke is back
Monday | Oct 13 2025HOLLAND America Line (HAL) is continuing its Culinary Ambassador Program next year, with the line-up including a solar eclipse cruise with chef David Burke.
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Iona’s dry dock
Monday | Oct 13 2025P&O Cruises’ Iona is undergoing a dry dock refurb, which will see two voyages this month cancelled.
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The Murray’s marvel
Monday | Oct 13 2025THE newly rebranded Travelmarvel has begun its exclusive charter program of Emmylou, one of Australia’s most famous paddlesteamers, with new packages available to book.
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Porthole 13 Oct 25
Monday | Oct 13 2025AN observant traveller recently made a disappointing discovery while on board a cruise ship.
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Azamara unveils 2026 AzAmazing Evenings
Friday | Oct 10 2025AZAMARA has announced its new AzAmazing Evenings for next year, with the program to expand with 35 new experiences.
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A HAL of a year in Alaska
Friday | Oct 10 2025HOLLAND America Line (HAL) has wrapped its 2025 Alaska cruise season, completing 117 voyages and contributing more than US$100,000 to community and conservation partners.
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Oceania’s French legacy
Friday | Oct 10 2025OCEANIA Cruises recently celebrated the return of its signature French restaurant Jacques on board its newest ship Oceania Allura (CW 22 Jan).
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HX’s ice-cold prices
Friday | Oct 10 2025HX is currently offering an Antarctica all-inclusive expedition for $7,635 off – plus an extra 5% savings.
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Very fare giveaway
Friday | Oct 10 2025VIRGIN Voyages will reward 1 million Velocity points to a lucky travel advisor for a reservation made during Oct.
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Bluewater yachts
Friday | Oct 10 2025BRITISH bluewater sailing yacht builder Oyster Yachts has launched a new maritime experience designed for adventure travellers eager to experience the luxury style for a minimum of four months.
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