CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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NCL’s new Vibes
Thursday | Aug 7 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) is adding its adults-only area to two more ships.
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Hamburg powers up
Thursday | Aug 7 2025THE Port of Hamburg expects its shore power connection will be utilised by all able cruise ships calling the destination by 2027.
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Porthole 07 Aug 25
Thursday | Aug 7 2025MARELLA Cruises has taken the unique step of recruiting for the role of the line’s first Chief Chillout Officer.
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Celebrity launches bumper 2027/28
Wednesday | Aug 6 2025CELEBRITY Cruises will offer more than 175 itineraries in its worldwide 2027/28 season, with the line today revealing the first part of its global fleet deployment covering 180 destinations.
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Royal’s new Beach Club pricing strategy
Wednesday | Aug 6 2025ROYAL Caribbean has switched to dynamic pricing to sell capacity for Royal Beach Club Island in The Bahamas, which opened for bookings last month (CW 02 Jul).
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Croatia rewards top agents
Wednesday | Aug 6 2025A number of top-selling agents from around the world were recently invited by Unforgettable Croatia on board My Wish for a seven-night journey along the Croatian coast.
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Become an expert
Wednesday | Aug 6 2025JOIN Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) today to become a cruise destination expert.
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Malone to Aurora
Wednesday | Aug 6 2025KATIE Malone has joined Aurora Expeditions as its new CMO, as the role is back to being based out of the cruise line’s head office in Sydney.
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Wednesday | Aug 6 2025SYDNEY has been ranked the world’s seventh most beautiful cruise port, according to a focus group conducted by AllClear Travel Insurance.
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Geraldton’s “massive” cruise concerns
Tuesday | Aug 5 2025THERE are “massive concerns” in Geraldton over the lack of cruise ship calls in the coming few years (CW 30 Jul), as local tourism operators face massive wipeouts of their business, says David O’Malley, CEO of the region’s DMO, Australia’s Coral Coast.
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