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AVALON Waterways has responded to demand and increased capacity on European itineraries in the winter months.
MSC Cruises Managing Director Lisa Teiotu believes the line’s upcoming ship MSC World America will resonate strongly with Australian guests, as the local market continues to grow in importance to the company.
VIKING has launched two new 2026 world voyages, the Longitudinal World Cruises numbered VI and VII.
HOLLAND America Line (HAL) is set to deploy all three of its Pinnacle-class ships to the Caribbean for the 2025-26 season, and will sail on longer cruises with nearly 30 itineraries available.
THE cruise industry, as it always does, had its fair share of fun on Mon’s Apr Fools Day.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) and environmental organisation Take 3 for the Sea wrapped up the successful second season of their partnership yesterday with their first international Beach Clean Up shore excursion at Wailoaloa in Fiji.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line’s highly successful inaugural Beach Clean Up in Fiji yesterday saw more than 80 participants, including almost 50 passengers, give up their time on vacation to help clear one of Nadi’s beaches of trash.
PONANT recently hosted CEO events with some of the industry’s leading trade partners in Sydney and Melbourne.
TRAVELMARVEL’S Canada and Alaska 2025 season is now on sale, with some of the tour operator’s cruise options expected to be among the most sought-after itineraries of the program.
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