CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Carnival efficiency
Tuesday | Mar 4 2025CARNIVAL Corp has revealed the work it is doing to increase its fuel efficiency for propulsion, off the back of innovative hull designs, new hardware and technology, underwater drone inspection, and cleaning trials.
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On location on boardCelestyal Journey 04 Mar 25
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CW breaking news – Oceania Cruises leadership change sees Worth return to Miami
Tuesday | Mar 4 2025The VP International Sales for Oceania Cruises will relocate to South Florida after more than a…
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CW breaking news – Cunard appoints new local leader
Tuesday | Mar 4 2025The cruise line has announced Amy Williams as its new Sales and Marketing Director in Australia…
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Australia welcomes its new Queen
Monday | Mar 3 2025CUNARD Line’s new ship Queen Anne made her Australian debut on Fri, sailing into Sydney Harbour (pictured) as part of her 107-day maiden world voyage.
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Oceania’s new northern summer cruises
Monday | Mar 3 2025OCEANIA Cruises is offering a series of voyages to Canada, New England, and Iceland this summer, featuring immersive, small-group shore excursions and culinary experiences.
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School’s in for Helloworld
Monday | Mar 3 2025HELLOWORLD’S national cruise masterclasses have kicked off, with the company’s cruise division teaming up with the Helloworld Travel Academy for the series.
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Swan opens 26/27
Monday | Mar 3 2025SWAN Hellenic has launched its 2026/27 Antarctic season, featuring 24 round-trip sailings from its Ushuaia homeport.
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Crown Princess tilt
Monday | Mar 3 2025THIRTEEN passengers and three crew members on Crown Princess are recovering from minor injuries sustained when strong winds caused the ship to tilt beyond normal levels.
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Research cruise
Monday | Mar 3 2025BOOKINGS are now open for a citizen science cruise to the Great Barrier Reef, where guests can contribute directly to key research initiatives.
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