CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Gold on the rails
Tuesday | Sep 16 2025UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruises has teamed up with Golden Eagle Luxury Trains to connect cruise and rail journeys in 2026.
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Porthole 16 Sep 25
Tuesday | Sep 16 2025A cruise ship worker from the UK has taken to social media to share the most common mistakes she sees first-time cruisers make.
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Oceania Cruises cements luxury tag
Monday | Sep 15 2025OCEANIA Cruises believes it had been undervaluing itself for years while selling its proposition as premium as opposed to luxury.
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MSC guests moving on up
Monday | Sep 15 2025HIGHER spending in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic is not limited to the luxury sector, with contemporary brand MSC Cruises also noticing larger receipts from its passengers.
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Fred to greet the whole fleet
Monday | Sep 15 2025FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines will bring together its entire three-ship fleet in Dec 2026 for a special ‘Fleet Fiesta’ carnival reunion and sail-away party.
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Hill departs Viking
Monday | Sep 15 2025VIKING Senior Manager PR & Communications Kirsty Hill is leaving the company, Cruise Weekly can report.
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A wharf welcome
Monday | Sep 15 2025CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has welcomed the opening of a new floating wharf in Broome (CW 09 Sep).
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Alaska waste issue
Monday | Sep 15 2025NEW data released by the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council shows around 700 self-reported waste water discharge violations by 17 cruise ships occurring in the destination throughout the 2023 and 2024 seasons.
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Antarctic at school
Monday | Sep 15 2025HX EXPEDITIONS will expand an existing tie up with the University of Tasmania (UTAS) to create two new online courses for its guests to enjoy for the 2025/26 season.
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Kiel fully juiced up
Monday | Sep 15 2025THE German port city of Kiel has completed construction of an extensive shore power infrastructure expansion, with three ships now able to connect simultaneously.
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