CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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CLIA appointments
Wednesday | Jul 16 2025TWO new senior executives have been installed in new roles at CLIA Global as part of a restructured and strengthened leadership team.
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The Beachcomber
Wednesday | Jul 16 2025MARGARITAVILLE at Sea has revealed the name of its third and largest ship, set to debut in late 2026 or early 2027, as The Beachcomber (CW 15 May).
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Porthole 16 Jul 25
Wednesday | Jul 16 2025MAYBE its the insurance premiums, but cruise lines are getting ever more specific when it comes to recruiting talent for its stage shows.
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Explora marks triple milestone in Italy
Tuesday | Jul 15 2025EXPLORA Journeys has celebrated three major milestones in the construction of its fleet, with the float out of Explora III (pictured), the traditional coin ceremony for Explora IV, and the steel-cutting for Explora V.
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Carnival Liberty is free to return to cruising
Tuesday | Jul 15 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s Carnival Liberty has returned to service from New Orleans, following her troubled dry dock in Europe.
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Chef Michel Roux to return to Cunard in ’26
Tuesday | Jul 15 2025CUNARD Line has announced its Le Gavroche at Sea residencies with Michel Roux for 2026.
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Ponant opens Kimberley ’27
Tuesday | Jul 15 2025PONANT Explorations has opened sales for its 2027 Kimberley season with exclusive early booking offers.
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Film tix available
Tuesday | Jul 15 2025CRUISE Weekly is giving away five passes to the Scandinavian Film Festival, on behalf of Hurtigruten.
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Tides turn in Nice
Tuesday | Jul 15 2025IN a win for the cruise industry, an administrative court in Nice has suspended the efforts of local mayor, Christian Estrosi, to ban large cruise ships from visiting the French Riviera.
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