CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Aroya’s inaugural cruise
Wednesday | Dec 18 2024AROYA Cruises’ maiden voyage departed Jeddah on Mon, taking passengers on a three-night journey across the Red Sea.
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Cruise Britain’s 2025 crew
Wednesday | Dec 18 2024CRUISE Britain is poised for a strong year in 2025, having announced a new Steering Group during its recent annual winter event, which saw 120 attendees including 34 cruise executives from 20 cruise operators gather in London.
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Allure-yacht crash
Wednesday | Dec 18 2024A Superyacht has collided with Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas in Nassau.
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APT Group deals
Wednesday | Dec 18 2024APT and Travelmarvel have announced their Boxing Day sales, which will kick off on 26 Dec, offering a range of deals across multiple destinations.
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Vanuatu quakes
Wednesday | Dec 18 2024TWO earthquakes have hit Vanuatu in less than 24 hours, killing more than a dozen people and damaging infrastructure around Port Vila, including the road to the city’s cruise port.
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Azamara savings
Wednesday | Dec 18 2024SAIL into next year with up to US$1,000 onboard credit with Azamara.
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New Oceania sale
Wednesday | Dec 18 2024OCEANIA Cruises is ringing in the New Year with added value on more than 100 sailings in 2025 and 2026.
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Avalon elevates
Wednesday | Dec 18 2024AVALON Waterways has announced the launch of a new ‘Cruising Elevated’, campaign, integrating both consumer and trade-focused marketing pushes.
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Porthole 18 Dec 24
Wednesday | Dec 18 2024THE first-ever dog-friendly voyage has been aptly dubbed ‘Cruise Tails’, as voted during a naming contest for the sailing.
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New CCL ships almost ready
Tuesday | Dec 17 2024CARNIVAL Corporation has announced fleet updates for its Australian ships for next year, which will see a range of additions on board the newly named Carnival Adventure and Carnival Encounter (CW 03 Oct).
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