CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Lindblad record
Tuesday | Jan 10 2023LINDBLAD Expeditions has experienced a record-breaking bookings day, with 03 Jan toppling the cruise line’s previous record, which had stood since 1979.
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Glover ex Silversea
Tuesday | Jan 10 2023SILVERSEA Cruises Marketing Director APAC Liz Glover, has left the cruise line after almost three years in the role.
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Behind the Fun
Tuesday | Jan 10 2023CARNIVAL Cruise Line is set to bring back its popular onboard tour, allowing guests to see what it’s like to operate and live on a ship.
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Russia lost 100m
Tuesday | Jan 10 2023RUSSIA lost as much as 100 million in cruise revenue last year, according to analysis from British luxury cruise retailer Panache Cruises.
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Porthole 10 Jan 23
Tuesday | Jan 10 2023AMBASSADOR Cruise Lines is attempting to spark up new relationships in Australia, having just launched locally (CW 02 Dec 2022), and is now trying to do the same at home in the UK, through its new partnership with over-50s dating website OurTime.
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Cruise Calendar 10 Jan 23
Tuesday | Jan 10 2023THE next few port calls of cruise ships at various destinations around Australia and New Zealand.
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MSC’s double delight
Monday | Jan 9 2023MSC Cruises has marked what is believed to be an “industry first”, as two world cruises departed for round-the-world voyages on the same day last week.
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Quest welcomes Aussies
Monday | Jan 9 2023AZAMARA Business Development Manager Kristina Sambaher escorted some of the cruise line’s travel partners aboard Azamara Quest in Sydney on Sat (pictured).
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Port link in Bris?
Monday | Jan 9 2023CARNIVAL Corporation has joined Royal Caribbean International in pushing for a port-to-downtown river link in Brisbane (CW 06 Dec 2022).
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A big Conversation
Monday | Jan 9 2023AN article about Antarctic tourism published by The Conversation last week has the cruise industry abuzz, with the story raising the alarm about the more than 100,000 tourists set to visit the continent this season.
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