CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Travel advisors enjoy a HAL of a famil
Wednesday | May 28 2025SEVEN travel advisors recently experienced the best of northern Europe with Holland America Line (HAL) aboard Rotterdam, offering a front-row seat to the beauty of the fjords.
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APT’s sweet fundraiser
Wednesday | May 28 2025APT Travel Group held a staff bake-off recently, which raised more than $6,000 for cancer research as part of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea.
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Imagine more
Wednesday | May 28 2025PAIR the biggest global events with an unforgettable cruise with Imagine Cruising.
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New Norway tax
Wednesday | May 28 2025NORWAY’S parliament, the Storting, has lodged draft legislation to introduce a tax targeting cruise lines.
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More Viking shares
Wednesday | May 28 2025VIKING has announced the launch of a secondary offering of shares, after the cruise line’s healthily subscribed initial public offering 12 months ago (CW 03 May 2024).
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Galveston growth
Wednesday | May 28 2025THE City of Galveston believes it could stand to benefit from major cruise lines eager to expand while ports in Florida are hamstrung by space and development issues.
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Year-round Opera
Wednesday | May 28 2025MSC Cruises will deploy a ship in the southern Caribbean year-round for the first time.
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Star passes trials
Wednesday | May 28 2025ROYAL Caribbean’s second Icon-class ship Star of the Seas has completed her sea trials ahead of her debut in Aug.
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Porthole 28 May 25
Wednesday | May 28 2025APT is rather proud of its Gruner Bar & Dining venue featuring state-of-the-art hydraulics that lift the venue to the upper sundeck for 360-degree vistas aboard APT Solara and APT Ostara.
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Seabourn hits a six
Tuesday | May 27 2025SEABOURN Cruise Line has launched a new series of original production shows, elevating its onboard entertainment with ‘The Seabourn Six’.
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