CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cruise Weekly has reported all of the important cruise industry stories since 2007. Subscribers receive a weekly newsletter each issue with all the details behind the stories below.
OCEANIA Cruises has set its sights on clear market growth in New Zealand, promoting Danieli Enes as its dedicated Business Development Manager.
REGENT Seven Seas Cruises is showcasing its 2027-28 Voyage Collection, which features a 12-night ‘Cliffs, Castles & Culture’ cruise from Edinburgh to Stockholm.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line has already extended its residency in Philadelphia, before cruising from the city begins next year (CW 19 Jul 2024).
PRINCESS Cruises has partnered with maritime retail company Starboard Group for the first time to offer premium retail experiences on board Star Princess.
ATLAS Ocean Voyages has introduced a new Arctic expedition itinerary that will take travellers along the High Arctic Tundra and the shores of Greenland.
FRANCESC Grau i Comellas has been appointed General Manager at Barcelona Cruise Port, effective from last Fri.
SOLO savings are available on Australia’s first five-star overnight river boat, Murray River Paddlesteamers’ Australian Star, which is launching soon (CW 23 Apr).
BUSINESS Publishing Group (BPG), the parent company of Cruise Weekly, is currently recruiting for two new roles to join its team based in Sydney.
ATLAS Ocean Voyages has partnered with Cruise Traveller to offer a new, all-inclusive ‘Drake Express’ package, departing 01 Dec.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line Brand Ambassador John Heald was recently called out for his lack of attention on Australia, the company’s biggest market outside the United States.
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