CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Juneau voters support cruise
Monday | Oct 21 2024ROYAL Caribbean Group (RCG) has signed an agreement with asset management company Goldbelt to build a new cruise port in Juneau, as voters in the Alaskan capital reject the proposed Ship-Free Saturdays initiative (CW 25 Sep).
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Azamara on sale
Monday | Oct 21 2024AZAMARA’S hidden gems sale provides $500 in onboard credit, plus those who book a veranda or suite will get unlimited wi-fi or a premium beverage package.
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It’s luxury week
Monday | Oct 21 2024IT’S Cruise Lines International Association’s luxury week – the final week of this year’s Cruise Month.
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CCL back in Noumea
Monday | Oct 21 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) is expected to resume operations to New Caledonia next month, CW understands.
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RCI’s newest tune
Monday | Oct 21 2024ROYAL Caribbean (RCI) has revealed new Eurovision Song Contest-themed holidays for next year.
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Porthole 21 Oct 24
Monday | Oct 21 2024SEABOURN Cruise Line guests recently made an extraordinary discovery during a submarine dive near Alejandro Selkirk Island.
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Cruise contributes $8.4b to Australia
Friday | Oct 18 2024AUSTRALIAN cruise tourism has surged to a record $8.43 billion economic value during 2023-2024, according to an economic impact assessment jointly commissioned by Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) and the Australian Cruise Association (ACA).
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CruiseHQ celebrates a year of success
Friday | Oct 18 2024CRUISEHQ celebrated a year of success last night in an intimate event at Crown Sydney with some of its closest partners.
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COMO enters cruising
Friday | Oct 18 2024COMO Hotels & Resorts has expanded into cruising with the launch of a new, limited-time expedition exploring Norway’s remote Svalbard Archipelago.
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Cunard is back
Friday | Oct 18 2024CUNARD Line is returning for an unmissable summer season, celebrating its 100th year in Australia.
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