CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cruise cut short
Monday | Nov 28 2022CUNARD Line’s Queen Elizabeth has been forced to cut short one of its ex-Sydney cruises due to COVID-19 cases on board.
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Save with RCI
Monday | Nov 28 2022IT is your last chance to save on a Royal Caribbean International cruise, as part of the brand’s Black Fri and Cyber Mon sale.
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Fred’s triple deal
Monday | Nov 28 2022A new triple-cruise package with Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines in Northern Europe is available, with savings released for couples and solos through Cruise Traveller.
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Porthole 28 Nov 22
Monday | Nov 28 2022THE Australian Antarctic Division is experiencing a need for double redundancy, after a ship chartered to replace its broken down icebreaker has also had to return to port after experiencing mechanical issues.
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CW breaking news – Travellers Choice to add touring and cruise product to its TC One platform
Saturday | Nov 26 2022Agency group revamps booking platform. Travellers Choice Managing Director Christian Hunter has revealed that touring will…
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Coral ups Kimberley schedule for ’24
Friday | Nov 25 2022CORAL Expeditions has released new dates in the Kimberley for 2024, with Coral Geographer deployed in response to increased demand for cruises in the region.
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Queen Elizabeth arrives
Friday | Nov 25 2022CUNARD Line welcomed its luxurious Queen Elizabeth back to Sydney Harbour in style, hosting key industry partners at Matt Moran’s Aria Restaurant Sydney last week.
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Fred to visit Antarctica
Friday | Nov 25 2022FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines’ Balmoral (pictured) will offer the brand’s sailings to Antarctica early next year.
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Cruise to the Edge
Friday | Nov 25 2022ROCK cruise charter ‘Cruise to the Edge’ 2024 has been announced, featuring acts such as Marillion, Steve Hackett, Flying Colors, and more.
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Porthole 25 Nov 22
Friday | Nov 25 2022HIGH-TECH salvage efforts on China’s Yangtze River have seen a 160-year-old shipwreck raised to the surface, with the 31-cabin vessel dating back to the Qing dynasty.
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