CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Oceania East Asia
Friday | Jul 26 2024OCEANIA Cruises is showcasing its 2025 East Asia departures, offering itineraries ranging from six to 24 days aboard several vessels based in the region.
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Porthole 26 Jul 24
Friday | Jul 26 2024ORCAS and other whale species have been getting a bad rap of late for their rather aggressive behaviour aimed at watercraft of different sizes.
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Eden ready to welcome bigger ships
Thursday | Jul 25 2024EDEN is sailing toward greater cruise capacity, with the town to enjoy bigger and more frequent ship visits thanks to planning approval from the Government of New South Wales (CW 03 Oct).
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Uniworld frocks with Camilla Franks
Thursday | Jul 25 2024LUXURY fashion and river cruising combined last night at a glamorous celebration of Uniworld Boutique River Cruises’ new partnership with renowned designer, Camilla Franks.
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Porthole 25 Jul 24
Thursday | Jul 25 2024THEY say one man’s trash can be another man’s treasure, but since when is a luxury superyacht considered trash?
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Cruise360 speakers named
Wednesday | Jul 24 2024CRUISE industry leaders from around the world will take the stage at Cruise360 next month, offering essential insights to help travel professionals thrive.
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Olive is oil over Cunard
Wednesday | Jul 24 2024ABORIGINAL chef Mark Olive (pictured) is set to bring his native culinary excellence to Cunard Line’s Queen Elizabeth with a new pop-up restaurant on board the ship’s sailing to Tasmania later this year.
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Carnival goes big
Wednesday | Jul 24 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line has placed an order for three new mega-ships which will become the biggest in its fleet, capable of carrying more than 8,000 guests at full capacity.
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Ponant package
Wednesday | Jul 24 2024PONANT has launched a new Kimberley fly, stay, and cruise package for next year, which is available across almost 20 departures from May to Sep.
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