CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Antarctic at school
Monday | Sep 15 2025HX EXPEDITIONS will expand an existing tie up with the University of Tasmania (UTAS) to create two new online courses for its guests to enjoy for the 2025/26 season.
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Kiel fully juiced up
Monday | Sep 15 2025THE German port city of Kiel has completed construction of an extensive shore power infrastructure expansion, with three ships now able to connect simultaneously.
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Porthole 15 Sep 25
Monday | Sep 15 2025WHILE some people dream about what life would be like living on full time on board a cruise ship, in practice, the reality is far from perfect.
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MSC ideally suited to Australian tastes
Friday | Sep 12 2025MSC Cruises’ ships offer the ideal cruising style for Australian passengers, Vice President International Sales Antonio Paradiso told CW.
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Plenty of Celebs on the river
Friday | Sep 12 2025CELEBRITY Cruises Vice President International Giles Hawke believes the line will benefit from a steady funnel of passengers from around the sector into its new river cruise product (CW 04 Sep).
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Shorex vital to deployment
Friday | Sep 12 2025A strong shore excursion program is one of, if not the most important factor to influencing deployment, attendees at last week’s Australian Cruise Association (ACA) conference were told.
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Adventure delayed
Friday | Sep 12 2025SHIPBUILDING delays have forced Disney Cruise Line to postpone Disney Adventure’s Singapore debut to next year.
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Oceania enhanced
Friday | Sep 12 2025OCEANIA Cruises has enhanced voyage inclusions for all guests, with a new choice of amenities under its Your World Included program.
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Dreamlines CEO
Friday | Sep 12 2025OPERATOR of Cruise1st and CruiseAway in Australia, Dreamlines-Cruise1st Group, has appointed Nishank Gopalkrishnan as CEO.
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Cunard from away
Friday | Sep 12 2025CUNARD has announced it will bring the globally acclaimed theatre production Come from Away on board Queen Elizabeth during her maiden Caribbean voyage, which departs 16 Oct.
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