CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Coral GBR brochure
Thursday | Apr 6 2017CORAL Expedition has launched its 2018 brochure detailing Great Barrier Reef sailings.
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CLIA US additions
Thursday | Apr 6 2017CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) in the US has welcomed TUI Cruises, Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours, and Emerald Waterways as Global Cruise Line Members, growing its members to 31.
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UnCruise 7th ship
Thursday | Apr 6 2017UNCRUISE Adventures’ has added a seventh ship to its Alaskan inventory as part of its 2018 Alaska cruises program.
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Dream off to Japan
Thursday | Apr 6 2017DREAM Cruises first vessel, Genting Dream began her inaugural sailing to Okinawa, Japan from her dual homeports in Hong Kong and Nansha, China over the weekend.
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AIDAvita makeover
Thursday | Apr 6 2017AIDA Cruises’ AIDAvita returned to service on Tue sporting new product upgrades after a week-long makeover.
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Tauck’s ms Sapphire back in service
Thursday | Apr 6 2017TAUCK officially welcomed the ms Sapphire back into its riverboat fleet in Paris, France, on Mon following a massive reconfiguration of the vessel’s interior spaces.
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Carnival RFP for PR
Thursday | Apr 6 2017FOR the first time in more than 20 years, Carnival Australia is going to the market with a Request for Proposal (RFP) for public relations services across its multiple cruise brands.
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U by Uniworld Aus live
Thursday | Apr 6 2017THE Australian U by Uniworld website is now live, with requests now being accepted for the nine itineraries on two river ships set to sail from 14 next year.
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NCL Cuba sailings go off
Thursday | Apr 6 2017NORWEGIAN Cruise Line is seeing “incredible demand for Cuba” and has extended its cruises from Miami through 2018.
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ACA Update 6 April 17 by Jill Abel, CEO: ACA appoints dep chair
Thursday | Apr 6 2017I AM delighted to announce that long serving member of the Australian Cruise Association Julie O’Brien…
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