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PHILIP Holliday will leave his post as Port Authority of New South Wales’ Chief Executive Officer & Director at the end of next week.
PRESIDENT and Chief Executive of Atlas Ocean Voyages, James Rodriguez, will no longer be stepping down from his roles, the yacht expedition brand has revealed.
CELEBRITY Cruises has opened bookings for its 2026/27 season, which will see Celebrity Solstice return to Australia during her 110-night Grand Voyage following her refurbishment in 2026.
THERE may soon be plenty of renditions of The Little Mermaid’s classic Under the Sea tune around the Australian National Maritime Museum.
CARNIVAL Corporation’s private island Half Moon Cay is being renamed ‘RelaxAway, Half Moon Cay’, as the company prepares to enhance the destination.
CELESTYAL Cruises has marked its maiden call in the United Arab Emirates (pictured) with a dhow escort, a plaque exchange, and a star-studded party.
MITSUI OSK Lines has marked the debut of Mitsui Ocean Fuji, formerly Seabourn Odyssey (CW 26 Sep), with the Headmaster Designate of Ikenobo school, Senko Ikenobo, naming the ship.
ARANUI Cruises has celebrated 40 years of sailing to the Marquesas Islands with a special birthday cruise.
VIRGIN Voyages has hit global record sales and triple-digit revenue growth following the Black Friday period.
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