CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 23 Apr 25
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025AMERICAN consumers may now be using a flowerpot, bucket, clothes hangers or various other household items using recycled items from Disney Cruise Line ships.
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CW breaking news – Murray River Paddlesteamers to add another new ship
Tuesday | Apr 22 2025The $7.75 million Australian Sky will set sail in 2027. A second, five-star overnight cruise vessel,…
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Australia to receive newer NCL ships?
Tuesday | Apr 22 2025A newer Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) ship may be on its way to Australia soon, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer International Jason Krimmel (pictured) has told Cruise Weekly.
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Adventure hits the high sea
Tuesday | Apr 22 2025CAPTAINS Mickey and Minnie Mouse were on hand at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany last week for the official float-out of Disney Adventure (pictured).
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RCL ship upgrades coming
Tuesday | Apr 22 2025ROYAL Caribbean Group is set to embark on a company-wide modernisation and revitalisation project as part of a major partnership with Spanish shipbuilding company Navantia.
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Flights are on Paul
Tuesday | Apr 22 2025FLIGHTS to Tahiti are on Paul Gauguin Cruises, with travellers able to claim a $1,500 air credit when booking by the end of the month.
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SA is cruise-first
Tuesday | Apr 22 2025SOUTH Australia has continued to prove itself as arguably the country’s most cruise-positive state, following the signing of a new pact with Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA).
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Amun floats out
Tuesday | Apr 22 2025VIKING has announced the float-out of its newest Egypt ship, which is set to debut in Sep as the cruise line’s seventh vessel on the Nile.
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Oceania sees stars
Tuesday | Apr 22 2025OCEANIA Cruises is set to take guests to the stars and back, with five solar eclipse sailings next year, with the quintet of voyages to position passengers in prime viewing locations in Europe.
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