CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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ARANUI Cruises is offering no single supplement and 50% off second travellers in a twin share room in a new sale offer.
PRINCESS Cruises has told CW it will contact all travellers and agents holding bookings on Grand Princess prior to the ship’s relocation to San Juan, Puerto Rico (CW yesterday).
TRAVEL agents can earn themselves a $500 Mastercard gift card in a new incentive launched by Seabourn.
UP TO 10,000 workers from around the world will be hired by Royal Caribbean this year as the line works to staff its ships in line with record demand.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line has celebrated 30 years of sailing to New Orleans, taking more than 400,000 guests a year.
BRITISH line P&O Cruises UK has amended its BYO alcohol policy, now only allowing pax embarking to bring one litre of wine or champagne onboard.
PRINCESS Cruises has just released new adventures for 2025-26 across South America and Antarctica.
EMIRATES and MSC Cruises have renewed their partnership for another two years, building on a 10-year relationship.
CRUISE ships often collect various things that attach themselves to the hull while out at sea – barnacles, algae and all kinds of small fish.
THE demographic of Galapagos Islands cruisers has greatly changed since the COVID-19 pandemic, Expedition Leader of HX’s Santa Cruz II Ramiro Tomala told Cruise Weekly.
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