CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Lindblad sale
Tuesday | Jun 4 2024LINDBLAD Expeditions is offering a “last chance sale” for this year’s departures, with savings of up to $2,500.
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Porthole 04 Jun 24
Tuesday | Jun 4 2024LAST week we learned of former Costa Cruises ship Costa Magica’s upcoming fate as “floating accommodation” for police officers during the next G7 Summit in Italy later this month (CW 29 May).
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CW breaking news – End of an era as P&O Cruises Australia brand to be retired
Tuesday | Jun 4 2024Carnival Corp to absorb and sunset 90-year-old P&O Cruises Australia brand. Carnival Corporation will retire the…
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Two new AmaWaterways ships in 2026
Monday | Jun 3 2024AMAWATERWAYS has announced two new river ships for 2026 in Asia and Europe.
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Uniworld strikes a pose with Camilla
Monday | Jun 3 2024UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruises and Australian fashion brand Camilla have announced a partnership which promises to “fuse luxury travel with fashion”.
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A&K expands Luxury Expedition portfolio
Monday | Jun 3 2024ABERCROMBIE & Kent (A&K) has expanded its Luxury Expedition Cruise portfolio for next year, with new voyages to the Galapagos Islands, Iceland, and the Fareo Islands.
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AIDA fleet modernisation
Monday | Jun 3 2024AIDA Cruises has launched ‘AIDA Evolution’, the largest fleet modernisation in the line’s history, with AIDAdiva (pictured) being the first Sphinx-class ship to be contemporised early next year.
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Cruise growing
Monday | Jun 3 2024MTA Chief Executive Officer Don Beattie lauded cruise as an industry that is “exponentially” growing, during the network’s National Conference in Fiji on Fri.
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Euribia powers up
Monday | Jun 3 2024MSC Cruises’ MSC Euribia has connected to shorepower in Kiel for the first time at the Ostuferhafen terminal.
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Bar Harbor fight
Monday | Jun 3 2024ATTEMPTS by Maine businesses to overturn a rule limiting daily cruise ship visitors to 1,000 has been denied by a US federal court.
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