CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Queen of the Carnival
Wednesday | Nov 22 2023MISS Universe Philippines Michelle Dee (pictured) has received this year’s Carnival Cruise Line “Spirit of Carnival” award for embodying the brand’s values of fun, friendship, diversity and inclusion.
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Riviera turns 40
Wednesday | Nov 22 2023RIVIERA Travel River Cruises is turning 40, and to celebrate, it is showering everyone with birthday presents.
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NCL Spirit savings
Wednesday | Nov 22 2023NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) is offering fares as low as $208 per person per day on 12-day Norwegian Spirit cruises departing from Sydney and Auckland over the upcoming summer season.
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Marina upgrade
Wednesday | Nov 22 2023OCEANIA Cruises today revealed its 1,250 passenger Marina will undergo a major makeover in May 2024.
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Zero tolerance on Carnival Cruises
Wednesday | Nov 22 2023A passenger boarding Carnival Horizon in Miami during Aug has been banned for life after security staff found a pack of CBD “gummies” in her luggage.
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Pandaw Laos video
Wednesday | Nov 22 2023PANDAW Cruises has released a video (CLICK HERE) showcasing its 10-night Laos upper Mekong expedition.
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Porthole 22 Nov 23
Wednesday | Nov 22 2023PRINCESS Cruises is ramping up the festive cheer, this week announcing a holiday season program of new cocktails, holiday decor, special menus and themed events “to deliver a memorable and joyful experience for all”.
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Cruise is flying with Malaysia Airlines
Tuesday | Nov 21 2023MALAYSIA Airlines has introduced MHcruise, a product which features special discounted fares tailor-made for the travel trade to seamlessly integrate with cruise packages – and it is already showing great results.
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Hong Kong agents set course for cruise
Tuesday | Nov 21 2023CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia’s Peter Kollar led a special training event for travel agents from Hong Kong last week, aiming to equip them to capitalise on the surging popularity of cruise worldwide.
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