CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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My Cruises’ 371-day “game-changer” voyage
Thursday | Oct 3 2024YEAR-LONG around-the-world cruises will set sail in 2026, with My Cruises exclusively collaborating with Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) to launch ‘Explorations by Norwegian’ (CW breaking news yesterday).
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CCL’s biggest Aussie season
Thursday | Oct 3 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) has revealed its 2026/27 Pacific holiday offerings with its new four-ship fleet.
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SA shines like a Diamond
Thursday | Oct 3 2024THE arrival of Princess Cruises’ Diamond Princess has signalled the start of South Australia’s 2024-2025 cruise season – the first of 119 ship visits scheduled for the state.
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Disney Magic Ahoy
Thursday | Oct 3 2024TRAVEL advisors can embark on Magic Ahoy, a virtual voyage with Disney Cruise Line, to learn all about the brand’s offerings, and go in the running to win prizes.
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MSC SEAsational
Thursday | Oct 3 2024MSC Cruises is hosting a webinar next week, tailored around its new SEAsational Sale (CW 24 Sep).
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Carnival records
Thursday | Oct 3 2024CARNIVAL Corporation has reported record-setting results, outperforming its third-quarter guidance.
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Silversea on land
Thursday | Oct 3 2024SILVERSEA has announced it will develop the “southernmost hotel on Earth”, enhancing its Antarctica expedition experience for passengers.
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Porthole 03 Oct 24
Thursday | Oct 3 2024CRUISE Weekly pondered last week whether Getaway presenter Shaynna Blaze would be a river cruise convert, ahead of her sailing on Emerald Cruises’ 15-day ‘Splendours of Europe’ voyage (CW 27 Sep).
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CW breaking news – NCL launches first year-long world cruise exclusively with My Cruises
Wednesday | Oct 2 2024Now available to book, ‘Explorations by Norwegian’ will set sail for the first time in September…
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NCL set to deliver ‘More at Sea’
Wednesday | Oct 2 2024CRUISERS will be able to experience ‘More at Sea’ with Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) new brand positioning, which will replace the much-loved ‘Free at Sea’ platform.
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