CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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New special report
Monday | Mar 2 2026CRUISE Weekly’s sister title Travel Daily has released its latest special report, Future Forward, focusing on the biggest trends that are set to define the industry this year.
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Biggest CLIAs ever
Monday | Mar 2 2026CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) is set for its biggest-ever Cruise Industry Awards, which will welcome almost 600 people this Sat.
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Ultimate Antarctica
Monday | Mar 2 2026TERRA Nova Expeditions has launched a 20-day ‘Ultimate Antarctic Adventure’, designed to provide deeper immersion and exploration.
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Cruise fraudster
Monday | Mar 2 2026A former Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) executive has been arrested by Interpol for fraud.
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Porthole 02 Mar 26
Monday | Mar 2 2026THERE are many interesting places in the world to grow up, but how about at sea?
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CCL decreasing Aus cruises
Friday | Feb 27 2026CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) has announced Carnival Adventure will only sail seasonally in Australia from Apr 2028, after which she will relocate to North America during the southern winter (CW breaking news).
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Seabourn’s Aussie Sojourn
Friday | Feb 27 2026SEABOURN Cruise Line hosted an exclusive celebration in Sydney this week, marking the Australian leg of this year’s world cruise.
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The Cormorant takes flight
Friday | Feb 27 2026SILVERSEA has unveiled the public spaces at The Cormorant at 55 South, which will be the world’s southernmost hotel (CW 17 Apr).
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Porthole 27 Feb 26
Friday | Feb 27 2026THERE’S few things constant cruisers love more than unique ship collectables, and Holland America Line is answering the call this year.
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CW breaking news – Carnival to decrease from three to two ships year-round in Australia
Thursday | Feb 26 2026Carnival Adventure will become a seasonal prospect in Australia from 2028. Carnival Cruise Line has announced…
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