CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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WINDSTAR Cruises has unveiled Basil Bamboo, a new complimentary specialty restaurant set to launch across its fleet.
A-ROSA River Cruises has reported a strong start to the season, with incoming bookings from around the globe up 35% between Nov 2024 and Feb 2025 compared to the previous year, and up to 50% in record weeks.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) has begun year-round cruising from Virginia, with Carnival Sunshine’s expanded program from Norfolk.
OCEANIA Cruises has named Brennan Quesnele as its new Senior Vice President of Sales.
SILVERSEA recently hosted two Contotempo World Cruise 2025 events during calls in Hoi An and Singapore.
A PROPOSAL for cruise ships to sail along the Clyde River directly into Glasgow has been presented to Scotland MPs by local port operators.
CELEBRITY Cruises has been recognised by Forbes’ Travel Guide’s inaugural ratings for restaurants on cruise ships.
CUNARD is inviting travellers to contribute holiday photos to a new physical exhibition by British photographer Mary McCartney ahead of the line’s 185th anniversary this year.
AMAWATERWAYS has announced its appointment of a President for the first time, Catherine Powell (pictured), who will take up her position from next week.
PRINCESS Cruises has expanded its Alaska national parks cruisetours program in 2025 and 2026, following the successful launch of its ‘National Parks Expedition’ last year.
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