CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Strong demand for cruise
Friday | Apr 17 2026THE cruise sector is seeing strong demand, with global passenger volumes, as well as investments in future fuels, reaching record highs, according to Cruise Lines International Association’s (CLIA) State of the Industry report.
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Apollo backs Trafalgar
Friday | Apr 17 2026TRAFALGAR’S extension into river cruising is a possibility brought about thanks to The Travel Corporation’s (TTC) new owner Apollo Global Management, deputy chief exec Melissa DaSilva believes.
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Scenic adds more in Aus
Friday | Apr 17 2026SCENIC Group has expanded its 2028 luxury yacht collection, with both Emerald Xara and Scenic Eclipse II to cruise in Australia and the South Pacific.
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Viking limited time
Friday | Apr 17 2026A number of limited-time fares are available with Viking for later this year.
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Aura’s milestone
Friday | Apr 17 2026NORWEGIAN Cruise Line has marked a major construction milestone for Norwegian Aura, with the largest ship in the brand’s history recently floating out for the first time.
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New Nat Geo brox
Friday | Apr 17 2026NATIONAL Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions has released its 2026-2028 expedition brochure, highlighting its range of voyages to destinations such as the South Pacific, Iceland, Greenland, and Svalbard.
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The king of showbiz
Friday | Apr 17 2026ROYAL Caribbean has unveiled more of the entertainment experiences aboard its upcoming ship Liberty of the Seas.
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Turning Japanese
Friday | Apr 17 2026PRINCESS Cruises has unveiled its largest-ever Japan season in 2028, announced as part of an expanded Southeast Asia program for 2027-2028.
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NCL back to Philly
Friday | Apr 17 2026NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has brought cruising back to Philadelphia, becoming the first line to sail from the city in 15 years.
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Porthole 17 Apr 26
Friday | Apr 17 2026A Danish warship which was sunk more than 200 years ago, has been discovered on the seabed of Copenhagen by marine archaeologists.
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