CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Battery power ship
Monday | May 5 2025A 130-metre-long electric ship, thought to be the world’s largest, is being launched by Tasmanian boatbuilder Incat.
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Cayman says no
Monday | May 5 2025VOTERS in the Cayman Islands have rejected a pitch to develop cruise berth facilities.
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Disney earlybirds
Monday | May 5 2025A LIMITED time booking offer has been launched by Disney Cruise Line to get travellers singing Disney tunes ahead of their next cruise holiday.
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Porthole 05 May 25
Monday | May 5 2025WITHOUT a credit card, paying for things on a cruise requires one eye on your onboard account to ensure it has enough funds to make sure the holiday can keep going.
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Royal’s two Quantum ships return
Friday | May 2 2025ROYAL Caribbean’s Anthem of the Seas and Quantum of the Seas will cruise from Sydney and Brisbane respectively in 2026-2027, the line has announced.
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Norwegian upgrades Epic and Pride
Friday | May 2 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line has announced upgrades to Norwegian Epic and Pride of America, just in time for the summer season.
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MSC’s summer party set
Friday | May 2 2025INTERACTIVE game shows, exciting parades and new Guinness World Record themed activities will feature as part of MSC Cruises’ core entertainment line-up this northern summer.
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Let cruise entertain you
Friday | May 2 2025THE Entertainment Group unveiled its travel program for next year in Sydney yesterday, including a range of members-only cruise experiences.
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New in Newcastle
Friday | May 2 2025NEWCASTLE is in the spotlight in a new brochure produced by Destination Sydney Surrounds North (DSSN) and the Port Authority of New South Wales, showcasing regions such as the Hunter Valley, Maitland, and beyond.
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Ritz-ing up Asia
Friday | May 2 2025THE Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection has gone live with Luminara’s longest voyage yet, a crossing from Vancouver to Tokyo in Sep 2026.
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