CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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HAPAG-LLOYD Cruises has announced a series of cruises on board its five-star ship, Europa 2, and its luxury expedition ship, Hanseatic inspiration, for 2025-26.
DISNEY Cruise Line has announced the reduction of its required booking deposit from 20% to 10%.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s brand ambassador John Heald must surely be forced to bite his tongue when responding to some queries in his social Q&A forum, especially when one accuses the line of being “musically discriminating”.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s VIFP Club loyalty program will become Carnival Rewards next year, allowing members to earn and redeem points on almost everything with the brand.
ROYAL Caribbean’s Sydney-based ship Ovation of the Seas (pictured) will be among the next three ships in the cruise line’s fleet to undergo “amplification”, with a variety of new features to be introduced.
MSC Cruises’ MSC World Asia will feature a range of new experiences as part of her World Promenade, the line has announced 18 months out from the ship’s Mediterranean debut.
LOW water levels on the Danube are affecting Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours departures, the line has informed guests.
THE Travel Corporation (TTC) has announced a global growth plan across its touring and river cruise divisions to drive trade partner success.
THE Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection will make its debut in Polynesia in 2026-27.
CELESTYAL Cruises has appointed a new Marketing Manager, with Cameron Watling joining the line.
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