CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Carnival execs get their spook on
Tuesday | Nov 1 2016THE team from Carnival Corporation’s brands at the 2016 World’s Leading Cruise Line’s summit went all out for the Halloween gala dinner on Fri.
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NCLH talent call out
Tuesday | Nov 1 2016NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings has kicked off a nationwide search in a bid to recruit fresh Aussie talent to join its entertainment team.
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Bliss first steel cut and artwork debut
Tuesday | Nov 1 2016THE first piece of steel for Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Bliss was cut yesterday at a ceremony marking the beginning of construction.
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Meraviglia on sale
Tuesday | Nov 1 2016IN CELEBRATION of the upcoming debut of Meraviglia in 2017, MSC Cruises has introduced an all-inclusive specialty dining experience to all new clients who book from 04 Nov.
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Dreamlines’ new md
Tuesday | Nov 1 2016ALASTAIR Fernie has been named md of Dreamlines Australia, which operates cruise retail company CruiseAway.
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Hurtigruten Super Agent
Tuesday | Nov 1 2016CONSULTANTS have a chance to win a Hurtigruten cruise for two by registering to be a “Super Agent” with the cruise line, in partnership with Bentours.
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P&O’s 2017 program
Tuesday | Nov 1 2016A collection of new offerings feature in P&O Cruises’ 2017/18 program, unveiled at the 2016 WLCL Summit last week.
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Strength in Europe
Tuesday | Nov 1 2016CUNARD has experienced a massive 60% increase in bookings from Australia and New Zealand for its 2017 Europe program, when compared with the same time last year.
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Princess’ biggest cruise
Tuesday | Nov 1 2016PRINCESS Cruises’ world cruise out of Sydney has been bulked up by two nights in 2018, making it the line’s longest yet.
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Spirit back to Australia
Tuesday | Nov 1 2016CARNIVAL Australia’s decision to pull Carnival Spirit from China and return her to local waters in 2018 is due to “phenomenal success” in Australia, Terry Thornton, svp commercial port operations and Carnival international told media at the World’s Leading Cruise Lines summit last week.
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