CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Did Juneau about Alaska?
Monday | Nov 20 2023A group of 11 of the TravelManagers team from Australia recently experienced Alaska with Princess Cruises on a famil co-hosted with Air Canada.
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NCL Black Fri sale
Monday | Nov 20 2023NORWEGIAN Cruise Line is offering Black Fri savings for travel advisors and their clients, with any booking deposited between 16-27 Nov through Partners First Rewards earning double dollars.
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Porthole 20 Nov 23
Monday | Nov 20 2023YOU have to hand it to Viking Cruises – they definitely don’t do things by halves.
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CW breaking news – Viking, Uniworld top NTIA cruise categories
Saturday | Nov 18 2023Cruise winners at National Travel Industry Awards also include Hurtigruten and Holland America Line. There’s been…
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Halfpenny to join Heritage Expeditions
Friday | Nov 17 2023QUARK Expeditions Asia-Pacific Sales Director Rob Halfpenny (pictured) has accepted a new role as Head of Global Sales for Christchurch-based cruise line Heritage Expeditions.
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Third Edge Aussie season is official
Friday | Nov 17 2023CELEBRITY Cruises’ Celebrity Edge is officially returning to Australia in 2025-26, as exclusively revealed by Cruise Weekly last month (CW 31 Oct).
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Azamara returning to Australia in Dec
Friday | Nov 17 2023AZAMARA is returning to Australia next month with Azamara Journey and Azamara Onward to sail Down Under.
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Celestyal’s new Discovery
Friday | Nov 17 2023CELESTYAL Cruises overnight confirmed the acquisition of AIDA Cruises’ former AIDAAura, with the recently retired vessel to sail as Celestyal Discovery from Mar.
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RCI opens Caribbean 25/26
Friday | Nov 17 2023ROYAL Caribbean International (RCI) has opened new Caribbean cruises for 2025-26, sailing from Florida, Texas, and Puerto Rico.
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RCI to enchant Bris
Friday | Nov 17 2023THE Enchanted Garden, presented by Royal Caribbean International (RCI), is returning later this month to transform Roma Street Parkland in downtown Brisbane.
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