CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cruise Weekly has reported all of the important cruise industry stories since 2007. Subscribers receive a weekly newsletter each issue with all the details behind the stories below.
AVALON Waterways is now offering flight-inclusive packages – a feature head of commercial Brett Simon believes is now more important than ever.
SCENIC Group celebrated its 40th anniversary with partners watching a performance of The Phantom of the Opera over the Sydney Harbour last night.
ROYAL Caribbean has announced its fourth Icon class ship, the family-friendly Hero of the Seas, arriving in Miami in Aug next year.
THE Brisbane International Cruise Terminal (BICT) has farewelled what it has described as “a strong summer season”, reinforcing the city’s importance as a cruise gateway for Australia and the Pacific region.
LUXURY cruise passengers are shifting the way that they engage with destinations, a number of cruise executives revealed to Cruise Weekly’s sister publication, Travel Daily.
DURING Avalon Waterways’ recent training charter (see page 1), Avalon Envision called into Cologne, one of Germany’s largest cities.
FOUR Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) directors have agreed to resign and have been replaced by new independent members, following pressure from activist shareholder Elliott Investment, with CEO John Chidsey as chairman.
AVALON Waterways is continuing to compete in an increasingly tight river cruise market by making marginal gains in areas such as onboard environment and ship design, the line’s president Pam Hoffee revealed to Cruise Weekly.
GLOBAL Ports Holding’s Casablanca Cruise Port marked its first-ever triple ship call last week, a milestone which the parent company said reinforces its “position as a key gateway to Morocco and a growing hub within the global cruise network”.
THE opportunity to live on a private island is closer than it may seem, with several island properties across Australia on sale, starting from $750,000.
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