CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Agents on song with Viking
Monday | Jun 30 2025TRAVEL advisors have gone behind the scenes of the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra with Viking, as part of the Baroque ensemble’s third concert series for the year.
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Ponant wraps winter sessions
Monday | Jun 30 2025PONANT Explorations has wrapped up its 2025 Winter Discovery Sessions, which were attended by around 150 trade partners and their clients in Australia throughout Jun.
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A Croisi Christmas
Monday | Jun 30 2025A NEW four-day Christmas Markets river cruise itinerary in Belgium has been launched by CroisiEurope, allowing guests to immerse themselves in a traditional festive season during winter.
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Corinthian cruises
Monday | Jun 30 2025ORIENT Express has unveiled more details about its maiden season in the Mediterranean on its mega-yacht Corinthian.
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A new cruise Star is rising in Hong Kong
Monday | Jun 30 2025STAR Cruises’ Star Voyager has arrived in Hong Kong to offer two-, three-, and four-night sailings.
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Costa’s big feed
Monday | Jun 30 2025COSTA Cruises has expanded its food donation program to a total of 16 ports, with Spain’s Palma de Mallorca the latest to benefit.
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Preserve a cruise
Monday | Jun 30 2025CRUISERS can now generate and share a digital chronicle of their exact journey via a new souvenir portal, now live.
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Porthole 30 Jun 25
Monday | Jun 30 2025A couple in the US is proving that retirement can be far from boring.
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Virtuoso’s double-digit cruise growth
Friday | Jun 27 2025CRUISE is significantly growing in importance to Virtuoso, the network’s new Vice President of Global Cruise Lori Sheller (pictured) told CW.
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Pearl will never discount
Friday | Jun 27 2025SHORT-TERM discounting will never happen at Pearl Expeditions, even though value-added inclusions such as pre-expedition land arrangements may be offered in the business’ formative months, according to Executive Chair Sarina Bratton.
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