CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Royal Caribbean “robust bookings”
Friday | May 5 2023ROYAL Caribbean Group (RCG) has reported a USD$48m loss for the first three months of the year, with the figure “significantly better than the company’s guidance” due to strong close-in bookings at higher prices.
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Cunard appoints new President
Friday | May 5 2023CUNARD Line has appointed Katie McAlister (pictured) as President, with the brand’s new head to join in Aug.
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New Heritage Line ship
Friday | May 5 2023HERITAGE Line is counting down the weeks until the launch of its new ship Heritage Line Anouvong, in the brand’s new destination, the Upper Mekong.
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Silversea incentive
Friday | May 5 2023SILVERSEA Cruises has launched rewards for its Travel Partner Appreciation Month.
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Heritage releases 2024 NZ season
Friday | May 5 2023HERITAGE Expeditions has released its New Zealand cruise season for next year aboard 18-guest yacht Heritage Explorer.
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Evoy joins Quark
Friday | May 5 2023QUARK Expeditions has announced Shane Evoy as Snow Hill Expedition Leader for this year.
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Porthole 05 May 23
Friday | May 5 2023AUTHORITIES in New Zealand have shown a keen propensity to control the ships which enter the country’s waters over the last few years – so the unexpected discovery of a French warship in the Hauraki Gulf off the North Island came as quite a surprise.
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P&O’s record program
Thursday | May 4 2023P&O Cruises Australia has launched its biggest program ever for 2024/2025, featuring more than 150 sailings.
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HAL has a ‘dam good time
Thursday | May 4 2023HOLLAND America Line (HAL) rolled out the orange carpet last night in celebration of its 150th anniversary (CW 19 Apr).
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Cunard to host coronation events
Thursday | May 4 2023CUNARD Line will hold a range of coronation celebrations at sea on board its three queens to commemorate the crowning of King Charles III.
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