CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Deloitte: cruise can drive dispersal
Friday | Sep 16 2022AS the cruise industry emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, the concept of rural tourism being driven by cruise is legitimate, Deloitte Access Economics National Tourism, Hospitality & Leisure Sector Lead Adele Labine-Romain (pictured) believes.
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HAL scores a touchdown
Friday | Sep 16 2022HOLLAND America Line (HAL) has partnered with the University of Washington Athletics as the official cruise line of Husky Athletics.
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Scenic Mekong out
Friday | Sep 16 2022SCENIC Luxury Cruises & Tours will next month resume operations in South East Asia, with Scenic Spirit once again cruising the Mekong River.
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Intercruises Nat Geo partnership
Friday | Sep 16 2022INTERCRUISES and National Geographic Expeditions have launched ‘National Geographic Day Tours’, a new range of 48 itineraries available in seven countries.
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Aqua Galapagos
Friday | Sep 16 2022AQUA Expeditions has successfully launched its luxurious superyacht experience in the Galapagos, the new seven-suite Aqua Mare (CW 02 Nov 2021).
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Riviera Travel new group offer
Friday | Sep 16 2022RIVIERA Travel River Cruises has launched a new “one-in-four” group reservation offer.
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Viking Douro deal
Friday | Sep 16 2022VIKING’S weekly deal is a Portugal river cruise, with a saving of $2,000 per couple.
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Porthole 16 Sep 22
Friday | Sep 16 2022WHEN you’re the head of a cruise line, you don’t get much time to watch television.
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CW breaking news – Princess Cruises unveils new Sun Princess
Friday | Sep 16 2022First “Sphere-class” ship is the line’s biggest ever vessel, accommodating over 4,000 guests. Princess Cruises has…
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HAL embraces Australia once more
Thursday | Sep 15 2022HOLLAND America Line’s (HAL) Grand Australia & New Zealand Voyage is returning in 2024, after more than a decade, as the cruise line continues to bolster its longer itineraries.
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