CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Signature to provide full service
Monday | Aug 25 2025HELLOWORLD Travel’s new luxury Signature Collection by Cruiseco (CW 17 Jul) is aiming to help advisors offer their high-end clients an entire holiday, with luxury cruise at the centre.
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Whitby to open ACA ’25
Monday | Aug 25 2025WESTERN Australia’s Minister for Tourism Reece Whitby is set open the 2025 Australian Cruise Association (ACA) Conference in Fremantle next week, which is themed ‘Anchoring Success Across Every Region’ (CW 23 Jul).
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Couples will Xcel on Celebrity
Monday | Aug 25 2025CELEBRITY Cruises’ upcoming flagship Celebrity Xcel is going all-in on couples enrichment, through the ‘Day Night, All Day Long concept’, Captain Kyriakos Matragkas has said.
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Cruiseco incentive
Monday | Aug 25 2025AN exclusive $100 booking bonus agent offer is available with Cruiseco until the end of the month.
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APT UK changes
Monday | Aug 25 2025APT and Travelmarvel brands have de-merged in the United Kingdom to become two standalone brands.
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McAlpine Imagine
Monday | Aug 25 2025IMAGINE Cruising has appointed former Cunard Commercial Director Katrina McAlpine as its Director B2B Sales (CW breaking news).
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Wonder to California
Monday | Aug 25 2025DISNEY Cruise Line is expanding its sailings in California and Texas in 2026-27, with Disney Wonder to trade Australia for San Diego.
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Japan to hit 1 mil?
Monday | Aug 25 2025JAPAN is aiming for one million local cruise passengers annually by 2030 to boost the country’s cruise market, which has yet to rebound to pre-pandemic levels.
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Tas upgrade project
Monday | Aug 25 2025A milestone has been reached in the redevelopment of Tasmania’s Macquarie Wharf 6, with three shortlisted contractors now developing designs for the major project.
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Disney cruise boom
Monday | Aug 25 2025DISNEY Cruise Line sailings for 2026 are nearly half booked, the brand revealed during The Walt Disney Company’s recent third-quarter earnings call.
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