CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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PARTNER SITES
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Par-tea with HAL
Thursday | May 22 2025HOLLAND America Line (HAL) is elevating its afternoon tea service by featuring its own bespoke tea blend, through an exclusive collaboration with Tasmanian company Art of Tea.
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ACA picks speakers
Thursday | May 22 2025THE Australian Cruise Association (ACA) has announced the keynote speakers for its conference, which will be themed ‘Anchoring Success Across Every Region’.
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New Crystal tool
Thursday | May 22 2025CRYSTAL has announced a new Experience Finder, an innovative new tool designed to help travel advisors quickly explore the range of shore excursions available to guests.
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Perfect Day plans
Thursday | May 22 2025MORE than 30 waterslides across five towers will be among the highlights for cruise travellers to enjoy at Royal Caribbean’s private island destination, Perfect Day Mexico (CW 11 Oct 2024).
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Atlas’ $700 offer
Thursday | May 22 2025ATLAS Ocean Voyages is offering Australian travel advisors a $700 gift card for bookings made on a range of sailings in Europe.
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Architecture cruise
Thursday | May 22 2025A new voyage with Victory Cruise Lines is partnering with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to explore some of the works of the legendary American architect.
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Free flights to WA
Thursday | May 22 2025CRUISERS can score free flights on a Coral Expeditions adventure in the Kimberley, when booking an exclusive Cruise Traveller package by the end of next month.
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Porthole 22 May 25
Thursday | May 22 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line has unearthed something of a black market – for lack of a better term – with former pax selling coloured wristbands they say will grant the bearer access to the exclusive Havana pool area on selected ships.
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Cruise sets records in ’24
Wednesday | May 21 2025CRUISE Lines International Association’s (CLIA) annual State of the Cruise Industry report for this year shows the sector set records in 2024, including 34.6 million people taking an ocean cruise worldwide.
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NCL slams HA tax hike
Wednesday | May 21 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has taken aim at authorities in Hawaii after the US state widened its tax catchment on tourists to include cruise ship passengers.
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