CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Brisbane’s bold vision
Tuesday | Jun 17 2025THE Port of Brisbane has unveiled ‘Vision 2060’, a plan that aims to position the Queensland capital’s cruise terminal as a world-class tourism gateway.
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New Cunard film
Tuesday | Jun 17 2025CUNARD Line has launched a distinctive new global brand campaign, ‘Why cruise when you can Cunard’.
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Botanica hits 25
Tuesday | Jun 17 2025APT Travel Group’s Botanica World Discoveries brand is celebrating 25 years with the launch of its 2026 collection, featuring three brand-new small ship itineraries.
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Mitsui retirement
Tuesday | Jun 17 2025JAPANESE cruise line Mitsui Ocean Cruises will formally retire its ship Nippon Maru early next year, as it acquires newer vessels.
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Porthole 17 Jun 25
Tuesday | Jun 17 2025CRUISE ships regularly run workshops on all kinds of fun and serious topics, but not many are hosted by one of the icons of global fashion.
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Next-gen Eclipse coming
Monday | Jun 16 2025SCENIC Luxury Cruises & Tours is currently developing its next generation of Scenic Eclipse vessels, which will be the follow-up to the first two ships in the class, General Manager Sales & Marketing Anthony Laver has confirmed to CW.
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Uniworld to up efficiency
Monday | Jun 16 2025UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruises is implementing an energy efficiency training program for captains and crews on board its ships.
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Greenland’s first turnaround
Monday | Jun 16 2025THE first-ever HX turnaround in Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, has marked a historic tourism milestone for the sparsely populated Danish island.
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Explore this sale
Monday | Jun 16 2025THERE has never been a better time to book a HX expedition than now, with the cruise line’s Explorer Sale running through to the end of this month.
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TTF tees off on Vic
Monday | Jun 16 2025TOURISM & Transport Forum CEO Margy Osmond has urged stakeholders in Victoria’s port division to work collaboratively on addressing the state’s cruise ship exodus.
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