CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 15 Jan 25
Wednesday | Jan 15 2025ONE avid cruiser has just celebrated his 1,000th sailing with Royal Caribbean (RCI), hitting the jaw-dropping milestone this week on board Explorer of the Seas.
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Cruise360 tix on sale
Tuesday | Jan 14 2025TICKETS have gone on sale for Cruise Lines International Association’s (CLIA) expanded Cruise360 in Brisbane.
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FOCL says ice to see you
Tuesday | Jan 14 2025AN Australian travel agent famil on board Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines (FOCL) has just returned from the Arctic.
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A gong for the ‘Gong
Tuesday | Jan 14 2025WOLLONGONG (pictured) is a “no-brainer” choice for the state’s latest cruise terminal, according to Mayor Tania Brown.
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New Queen in town
Tuesday | Jan 14 2025TOWNSVILLE is set to welcome its biggest-ever cruise ship, Cunard Line’s Queen Elizabeth, following the city’s major port expansion.
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A new Celebrity
Tuesday | Jan 14 2025LILLIAN Canedo has started a new position as Trade Marketing Manager at Celebrity Cruises.
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Yee-haw Princess
Tuesday | Jan 14 2025PRINCESS Cruises and the Academy of Country Music (ACM) are bringing the rising stars of the genre to the seas, aboard Regal Princess sailings from Galveston.
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Cruise lines step up
Tuesday | Jan 14 2025CRUISE lines are offering increased flexibility to travellers affected by the Southern California wildfires, which are continuing to cause widespread destruction of homes and businesses.
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Deserving Annes
Tuesday | Jan 14 2025CUNARD Line is inviting Australians to nominate remarkable women named Anne for a royal treatment experience aboard its new ship Queen Anne, as the vessel prepares to make her debut in local waters.
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Tobago cancels
Tuesday | Jan 14 2025CRUISE ships are skipping Tobago over the region’s state of emergency, declared due to an increase in murders associated with gang violence.
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