CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cyclone monitored
Friday | Apr 14 2023APT said it is monitoring the situation with Cyclone Ilsa closely, and has made alternative arrangements for its Caledonian Sky to ensure guests are kept away from the cyclone’s impact.
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New Rewards prog
Friday | Apr 14 2023OCEANIA Cruises has automated its Oceania Rewards program for travel advisors.
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Give them the world
Friday | Apr 14 2023MSC Cruises’ MSC World Europa has started sailing in the Mediterranean after having spent her maiden season in the Persian Gulf.
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Porthole 14 Apr 23
Friday | Apr 14 2023CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s Carnival Luminosa is saying “see you soon” to Brisbane, as her successful first season closes, with around 110,000 ice creams devoured.
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Carnival releases 2022 ESG report
Thursday | Apr 13 2023CARNIVAL Corporation CEO Josh Weinstein overnight released the company’s 2022 Sustainability Report, highlighting progress across the organisation towards its environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals.
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Viking marks float-out of Egypt ship
Thursday | Apr 13 2023VIKING Cruises last week celebrated the float out of its newest Egypt ship Viking Aton.
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P&O flat out for flat whites
Thursday | Apr 13 2023P&O Cruises Australia’s annual coffee championship at sea returned recently after an involuntary three-year hiatus.
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Happy 25th Paul!
Thursday | Apr 13 2023PAUL Gauguin Cruises is celebrating its quarter century milestone of operations.
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SH sale extended
Thursday | Apr 13 2023SWAN Hellenic is continuing to offer $320 bonus commission and client savings of up to $3,000 per person on any 2023 departure, as part of an extension of its popular Adventure Sale.
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Biggest Princess yet
Thursday | Apr 13 2023PRINCESS Cruises is inviting travellers to go big on a global adventure, offering its longest voyage ever: a 116-day World Cruise in 2025.
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