CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 06 May 25
Tuesday | May 6 2025HOLLAND America Line has honoured the life of one of its most loyal canine cruisers, Joska (pictured), who recently passed away.
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CW breaking news – Trafalgar expands into river cruising
Tuesday | May 6 2025The tourer will be the second TTC brand to offer river cruises, in addition to Uniworld…
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CLIA sets election goals
Monday | May 5 2025CLIA Australasia Managing Director Joel Katz has wasted no time setting the cruise industry’s agenda for returned Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the 48th Federal Parliament.
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Port of Townsville sets a record
Monday | May 5 2025CRUISE travellers and crew members spent nearly $7 million on dining, retail, and experiences in Townsville this cruise season, in what local leaders have described as its most successful year yet.
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TIME brings aboard Ponant
Monday | May 5 2025THE Travel Industry Mentor Experience (TIME) has officially partnered with Ponant.
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MRPS on show at ATE
Monday | May 5 2025MURRAY River Paddlesteamers’ (MRPS) new luxury river vessels were on show at the Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE) ahead of the fleet’s debut in spring.
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Aurora roadshow
Monday | May 5 2025AURORA Expeditions is preparing for another national roadshow which will see the brand share details of its latest offerings with agents and explorers around Australia.
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Avalon incentive
Monday | May 5 2025ONE lucky agent can win their own exclusive ‘After Dark’ experience at this year’s Vivid Sydney festival in a new trade competition launched by Avalon Waterways.
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HAL back to UK
Monday | May 5 2025HOLLAND America Line has returned to the UK for its first home port season in 10 years for a series of cruises ranging from 14 to 42 days.
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Darwin day cruises
Monday | May 5 2025JOURNEY Beyond has rolled out a new day cruise program with Darwin Harbour Cruises, with a new Territory Explorer cruise taking visitors on a 1.5-hour harbour sailing which includes lunch onboard.
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