CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Ama lauds year one growth
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025GROWTH in the first year of the Australian arm of the AmaWaterways business has been lauded by co-owner and VP of Sales, Gary Murphy, in a presentation to delegates of the Virtuoso Forum in Perth.
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Upgrades coming to HX ships
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025HX will spend more than 7 million (A$11.6 million) on Fram and Spitsbergen to improve the guest experience and enhance the fleet’s operational efficiency.
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Brent St back again
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025PERFORMING arts school Brent Street is returning to this year’s Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Awards next week, fresh from its success on America’s Got Talent last year.
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Virtuoso winning big with cruising
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025CRUISING has been a significant contributor to Virtuoso’s recent success, Senior Vice President of Global Operation, Michael Londregan revealed at the Australia & New Zealand Forum taking place in Perth.
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Applause for Ovation
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025LOCAL leaders have hailed the arrival of Royal Caribbean’s Ovation of the Seas in Eden last weekend (CW yesterday), and cruise’s effect on New South Wales’ South Coast.
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Mitsui into the US
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025JAPANESE line Mitsui Ocean Cruises has joined forces with a US-based Virtuoso agent to increase its brand awareness in the US and Canada markets.
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Porthole 26 Feb 25
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025VIRTUOSO Forum Australia and New Zealand has seen all sorts of presentations, as well as some interesting personal development sessions from out-of-the-box leaders.
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Eden’s business boom
Tuesday | Feb 25 2025EDEN’S growth as a cruise destination has been a big win for the town’s small business community, with many local firms showing their support for the sector last weekend.
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Is a US cruise tax possible?
Tuesday | Feb 25 2025FINANCIAL analysts have described United States Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick’s suggestion that cruise companies will be forced to pay income tax (CW yesterday) as “highly speculative”, wondering if such a move is even possible.
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Entertainment goes to sea
Tuesday | Feb 25 2025MORE than a dozen cruise lines and land tour operators feature on a new membership-based discount travel website launched by The Entertainment Group.
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