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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.
NCL’S 4th annual Walk for Wellness is smashing goals. After already reaching the initial goal of 100,000km, NCL has set a new target distance of 200,000km to step it up even further.
ORIENT Express Cruises, Accor Group’s first luxury cruise line, is a step closer to reality, as the first ship in its fleet – and the biggest superyacht in the world – begins to take shape.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line’s collective cohort of industry wellness walkers is heading to Lisbon, with a total 150,000km walked during this year’s world record mental health initiative.
WE’RE now in the middle of the third week of Cruise Month 2023, which focuses on the fast-growing expedition sector.
LINDBLAD Expeditions-National Geographic is offering savings of up to 25% on selected 2024 Arctic itineraries.
COSTA Cruises has revealed a new organisational structure, which sees its CCO, Roberto Alberti, take over the new role of Senior Vice President and Chief Corporate Officer.
OCEANGOING vessels will not be able to transit through St Lawrence Seaway on 21 Oct if a proposed strike by its workers in Canada goes ahead.
SWAN Hellenic is offering up to 50% savings on its 2024 Arctic and Europe voyages until 31 Oct, including the 10-night High Arctic of Svalbard roundtrip from Tromso – call 1300 722 499.
AN apparent navigation blunder saw Aussie billionaire mining magnate and political activist Clive Palmer’s $40 million superyacht stranded in shallow water off the coast of Singapore this week.
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