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OCEANIA Cruises has kicked off an exclusive “event series” across Australia and NZ, with the first taking place today on the Gold Coast.
FRED.OLSEN Cruise Lines is offering free beverage packages on 42 European cruises in 2023.
SAIL Croatia has launched a new full-ship charter experience targeting hens and bucks events, allowing groups to exclusively hire any vessels in the Navigator fleet for a “pre-marital celebration of epic proportions”.
PRINCESS Cruises is certainly looking to a new, younger cruise demographic with tonight’s kick-off of The Real Love Boat (see page four), with the brand’s Senior VP, Stuart Allison, last night confessing he was “just a twinkle in his father’s eye” when the original Love Boat series aired.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s Global President Christine Duffy believes the rising cost of living around the world is making the brand even more attractive with a growing cohort of cruisers.
VIKING Cruises has celebrated its 25th birthday in style, with the milestone commemorated with the first-time simultaneous christening of three classes of Viking ships.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line is renowned for its ability to throw a party, and the brand certainly didn’t disappoint last weekend when it hailed its Aussie return after three years.
REGENT Seven Seas Cruises welcomed 40 home-based and retail Sydney travel advisors last week at the Sheraton Grand Hotel for a special Masterclass on “Creating Luxury Clientele From Your Existing Database”.
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