CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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New river generation begins for APT
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025APT Travel Group has officially welcomed its second new wholly owned river cruise ship, with a ceremony taking place prior to the first sailing of APT Solara.
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Mildura to score new MRPS vessel
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025A new $7.75 million, five-star river cruise vessel (render pictured) has been announced by Murray River Paddlesteamers (MRPS), set to sail from Mildura to Adelaide from 2027 (CW breaking news yesterday).
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CCL’s fleet grew three sizes
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s popular annual ‘Grinchmas in July’ departures are set to return this year, to allow cruisers to get a taste of a wintery Xmas at sea.
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No Drake shake
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025SILVERSEA’S Antarctica fly cruise offers travellers a direct connection to their expedition, which will be available from Jan 2026.
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Copper comeback
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025SOUTH Australia’s Copper Coast on the Yorke Peninsula is preparing to welcome its first cruise ship in seven years, with Seabourn Quest to dock at Wallaroo Jetty in Mar 2027.
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AmaSintra debuts
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025AMAWATERWAYS has launched its third river ship on Portugal’s Douro river, with AmaSintra setting sail on its maiden itinerary late last week.
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Celestyal fuels up
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025CELESTYAL Cruises has become the first cruise line in Greek waters to take delivery of a marine biofuel blend made from used cooking oils.
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Princess opens AK
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025PRINCESS Cruises is counting down to the start of its 2025 Alaska season, which will feature seven ships departing from five home ports.
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Porthole 23 Apr 25
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025AMERICAN consumers may now be using a flowerpot, bucket, clothes hangers or various other household items using recycled items from Disney Cruise Line ships.
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