CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Burlesque at sea
Monday | Sep 8 2025AIDA Cruises has announced the return of its adults-only burlesque shows onboard AIDAperla, reports suggest.
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CCL tweaks cruises
Monday | Sep 8 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line has announced adjusted itineraries for nine 2026 cruises across five of its ships, according to a statement sent to guests.
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Porthole 08 Sep 25
Monday | Sep 8 2025DESPITE sponsoring a show that begins directly after the sinking of the Titanic, premium cruise line Viking has enjoyed major success through its partnership with hit show Downton Abbey over its 14 years on and off.
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WA secures a gem of a ship
Friday | Sep 5 2025SAPPHIRE Princess (pictured) will be the Princess Cruises ship to call Fremantle home in 2027-28, it has been confirmed (CW 01 Sep).
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Aurora hits 22 countries
Friday | Sep 5 2025BOOKINGS are now open for Aurora Expeditions’ 2027 Small Ship Cruises season, which features 21 unique itineraries that will visit 22 countries.
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ACA rocks out at biggest-ever conference
Friday | Sep 5 2025THE Australian Cruise Association (ACA) is today rounding out its biggest-ever annual conference, welcoming around 160 delegates to Esplanade Hotel Fremantle by Rydges in Perth.
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ACA jams out in Fremantle
Friday | Sep 5 2025THE Australian Cruise Association’s (ACA) annual conference came to a close last night, with a rock ‘n’ roll-themed gala dinner at Freo.Social.
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New MSC season
Friday | Sep 5 2025MSC Cruises has released a new brochure covering a full year of sailings across Europe from Apr 2026.
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Cheers, Carnival
Friday | Sep 5 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line has announced the introduction of a new premium non-alcoholic beverage package, Cheers! Zero Proof.
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Beyond boutique
Friday | Sep 5 2025BEYOND Travel has added a new eight-day Greek island-hopping itinerary to its 2026 collection of boutique cruises.
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