CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Ryobi enters cruising
Thursday | Jan 4 2024JAPANESE transport and tourism company Ryobi Holdings has ordered a newbuild cruise ship from West Sea Shipyard in Portugal (pictured).
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Turkish Riviera cruise
Thursday | Jan 4 2024A new Peter Sommer Travel cruise will uncover the story of the ancient civilisations of the Turkish Riviera.
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New Aurora e-book
Thursday | Jan 4 2024AURORA Expeditions has released its Best Small-Ship Experiences bucket list and e-book for 2024.
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Nassau record
Thursday | Jan 4 2024NASSAU Cruise Port has set its highest single-day visitor record in its history, welcoming almost 30,000 pax on 27 Dec.
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NCL restaurant free
Thursday | Jan 4 2024NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has revamped its dining offering, reportedly adding one of its specialty restaurants to its range of complimentary options as part of the fare.
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Flights with Hurti
Thursday | Jan 4 2024THOSE who book a selected HX expedition to Antarctica, Greenland, or Iceland before the end of Mar can enjoy round-trip flights from Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane.
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Pandaw India cruise
Thursday | Jan 4 2024PANDAW has released additional staterooms for its combo-exploration across India in Apr.
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Porthole 04 Jan 24
Thursday | Jan 4 2024TYPICALLY it is the skies lighting up to celebrate the new year, but some New South Wales and Tasmania residents also watched their seas light up to ring in 2024.
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LTC “great support” from cruise sector
Wednesday | Jan 3 2024THE Luxury Travel Collection Member (LTC) Portfolio has seen great support for the cruise industry, which has been “very keen” to partner with the new Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) division, GM Nikki Glading (pictured) revealed to CW.
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CCL drops the ball on ’23
Wednesday | Jan 3 2024“NO one does New Year’s Eve like Carnival” was the claim from the company, as it lit up Times Square and celebrated on board all of its 26 ships on Sun.
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