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OCEANIA Cruises is offering more in-depth explorations in Polynesia next year than ever before, with its most expansive season in the region.
CROISIEUROPE is celebrating the 150th anniversary of impressionism with a brand-new itinerary on the Seine.
PARISIANS are threatening to poop in the Seine in protest, following the city’s plans to hold Olympic events in the notoriously polluted waterway.
POTENTIAL cruise ship restrictions in Greece (CW 17 Jun) will not make a large difference in helping the country bring its inundated tourism industry under control, according to Greece & Mediterranean Travel Centre Managing Director Halina Kubica.
CELESTYAL Cruises Chief Executive Officer Chris Theophilides (pictured) has said his line supports the Government of Greece’s desire for responsible tourism, which is reportedly set to see the country introduce restrictions to the industry (see page 1).
SEABOURN Cruise Line’s Seabourn Pursuit sailed into Broome for the first time on Sat.
VIKING and Italian shipbuilding company Fincantieri have signed a contract for two new ocean ships, to be delivered in 2028 and 2029.
CRUISE Traveller has been appointed as the exclusive Australian general sales agent for Atlas Ocean Voyages.
MSC Cruises has published its 2023 Sustainability Report, which revealed an improvement of 6.5% in fleet carbon intensity across its namesake brand, as well as its new Explora Journeys line.
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