CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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PARTNER SITES
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HAL opens Australia 26-27
Thursday | Jan 9 2025HOLLAND America Line’s (HAL) 2026-2027 Australia, New Zealand, and Asia cruises are now open for booking, with four Legendary Voyages highlighting the season.
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AKTG reworks sales structure
Thursday | Jan 9 2025ABERCROMBIE & Kent Travel Group (AKTG) has appointed new roles for Susan Haberle and Tony Archbold, as the company strengthens its market focus to further incorporate Crystal into its fold.
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Cunard Alaska ’26 open
Thursday | Jan 9 2025CUNARD Line’s Alaska 2026 voyages are on sale, with the brand to visit 31 destinations, including a range of countries outside of The Last Frontier.
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Nine ships on show
Thursday | Jan 9 2025NINE upcoming cruise ships will make their debut at Cruise Lines International Association’s (CLIA) 2025 Ocean Debut Virtual Showcase next month.
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Nassau on top
Thursday | Jan 9 2025LAST year was another record-breaker for Nassau Cruise Port, with 5.6 million visitors in 2024.
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Azamara goes big
Thursday | Jan 9 2025AZAMARA Cruises has announced its longest World Cruise yet for 2027, spanning 188 nights, five continents, almost 40 countries, and more than 100 destinations.
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Exploring again
Thursday | Jan 9 2025VIKING’S Explorer Sessions are hitting the road next month, coming to almost 50 regions around Australia between Feb and Apr.
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Costa LNG mark
Thursday | Jan 9 2025COSTA Cruises recently completed the first LNG refuelling of a cruise ship in Dubai, during Costa Smeralda’s winter season in the United Arab Emirates.
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HAL renovation
Thursday | Jan 9 2025HOLLAND America Line (HAL) has announced a US$70 million multi-year expansion in Alaska, to enhance its Denali Lodge, and its cruisetours in the destination.
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Porthole 09 Jan 25
Thursday | Jan 9 2025MANY view the “polar plunge” popular on cruises to the Arctic and Antarctica as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, but in Harbin, one of China’s largest cities, a freezing dip is a way of life.
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