CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Seattle to Sydney
Tuesday | Feb 6 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line has opened for sale a 22-day voyage from Seattle to Sydney next year.
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Porthole 06 Feb 24
Tuesday | Feb 6 2024THERE really is no one more perfect than Jill Whelan, star of The Love Boat, to serve as Princess Cruises’ ‘Celebrations Ambassador’ – after all, the American actress was married aboard one of the cruise line’s ships in 2017.
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Carnival growing the fiesta with Firenze
Monday | Feb 5 2024THE Carnival Cruise Line fleet is set to grow to 27 ships as Carnival Firenze (pictured) was recently handed over in Cadiz.
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Onward to Australia on Azamara WC
Monday | Feb 5 2024AZAMARA’S World Cruise is heading Down Under, with Azamara Onward (pictured) to cross paths with her sister ship Azamara Journey in Australia later this month.
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Six new Viking information sessions
Monday | Feb 5 2024TRAVEL advisors and cruisers are set to learn more about Viking at the line’s free capital city Explorer Sessions.
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The Star has risen
Monday | Feb 5 2024BOOKINGS have today opened to the public for Australia’s first five-star riverboat, Murray River Paddlesteamers’ Australian Star (CW 29 Nov 2023).
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Sing-ing in tune
Monday | Feb 5 2024SINGAPORE’S position as a regional cruise hub strengthened last year, with a record two million passenger throughput received from more than 340 ship calls since the opening of the state’s Marina Bay Cruise Centre.
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Sail of the Year
Monday | Feb 5 2024SEABOURN Cruise Line has extended its exclusive shipboard credit offer during its Sail of the Year event.
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MSC’s Grand sale
Monday | Feb 5 2024MSC Cruises’ Grand Mediterranean sale invites passengers to discover the best of both the eastern and western parts of the region.
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Heritage marks a milestone
Monday | Feb 5 2024MORE than 66,000 pairs of breeding Adelie penguins on Antarctica’s Franklin Island had some company recently as guests from Heritage Expeditions enjoyed a visit to the remote outpost in the Ross Sea.
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