CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Slow cruise on the rise in ’26
Friday | Jan 23 2026CRUISE passengers are quietly rebelling against size and spectacle, with more travellers expected to pay for time, space, and immersion this year, according to a number of senior industry leaders.
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Thailand’s cruise focus
Friday | Jan 23 2026THAILAND is planning to attract more cruise tourists through its Andaman Gateway initiative, which aims to boost cruise opportunities for Southeast Asia.
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PTMs head up to Hurti
Friday | Jan 23 2026FIVE TravelManagers personal travel managers recently discovered Norway’s coastal magic with Hurtigruten, sailing from Oslo to the Lofoten Islands.
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RSSC agent events
Friday | Jan 23 2026REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) is inviting travel advisors to join a series of exclusive in-person trade events for the launch of its wave season.
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Viking goes virtual
Friday | Jan 23 2026VIKING has announced new Virtual Explorer sessions for its Egypt and Mediterranean itineraries, with complimentary sessions now open for registration.
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Amsterdam closing
Friday | Jan 23 2026AMSTERDAM has confirmed its desire to end ocean-going cruises by 2035, following a feasibility study into the future of the sector in the city.
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No CW on Monday
Friday | Jan 23 2026THERE will be no issue of Cruise Weekly published on Mon due to the Australia Day public holiday.
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Carnival to Africa
Friday | Jan 23 2026CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s Carnival Sunshine’s 2027/2028 season will bring new continents and a solar eclipse at sea to the brand’s guests.
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Alaska expansion
Friday | Jan 23 2026AMERICAN Cruise Lines is facing a range of local opposition in its goal to expand cruising in Alaska.
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More ownership
Friday | Jan 23 2026EXPLORA Journeys is introducing a second Owner’s Residence to its upcoming ships Explora III and Explora IV.
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