CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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A Ritz-y event in Melbourne
Monday | May 26 2025THE Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection (RCYC) Director Travel Partnerships Anastasia Kotanidis held a trade event in Melbourne last week at Gaggenau Melbourne’s showroom.
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Quark gets solar
Monday | May 26 2025QUARK Expeditions has unveiled its second solar eclipse voyage in response to overwhelming demand.
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No kids on CCL?
Monday | May 26 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) is set to offer a series of adults-only voyages in an effort to fill staterooms on ships which were originally scheduled for dry dock.
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Juneau fee hike
Monday | May 26 2025SOME cruise lines will be forced to pay roughly double to visit city-owned docks in Juneau next year, according to reports by local media.
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Three new ports
Monday | May 26 2025THE Port Authority of Las Palmas, along with its partners Global Ports Holding and Sepcan, have officially inaugurated three new cruise ports in the Canary Islands.
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Hurti flash sale
Monday | May 26 2025HURTIGRUTEN is offering two-for-one on its flagship voyages along the Norwegian coast for a limited time.
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Beyond Facebook
Monday | May 26 2025SOCIAL media marketing should be a broad exercise for cruise and travel sellers, encompassing many different platforms beyond Facebook, according to the owner of Thorne Travel, Shona Thorne.
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Porthole 26 May 25
Monday | May 26 2025ALTHOUGH Carnival Cruise Line typically doesn’t allow dogs on board, the brand’s Carnival Splendor rescued three pooches in the South Pacific last week.
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Cheers to one year for CruiseHQ
Friday | May 23 2025CRUISEHQ is celebrating its first anniversary, marking a year defined by “exceptional performance, strategic partnerships and unwavering trade support”, the company said.
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Signature charts growth
Friday | May 23 2025SIGNATURE Travel Network’s cruise program in Australia has been warmly embraced by the majority of its members since launching last year (CW 09 Aug).
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