CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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SEADREAM Yacht Club has become the first cruise line to fully implement SpaceX’s Starlink internet.
PASSENGERS have been unable to board Resorts World Cruises’ Genting Dream after they were informed the trip had been overbooked.
DISNEY Cruise Line’s (DCL) Australian deployment next year (CW yesterday) has been designed not only to showcase the brand to guests and the industry locally, but also to bring the company’s magic to a new market, Disney Parks, Experiences & Products Senior Vice President of Sales, Services & Events Javier Moreno (pictured) has told Cruise Weekly.
CARNIVAL Corporation’s path forward into the future of cruising is about nurturing the sector’s ecosystem – made up of suppliers, travel advisors, and more – the company’s local President Marguerite Fitzgerald said.
PRINCESS Cruises has announced a new exclusive five-year licensing agreement with boutique fitness franchisor Xponential Fitness.
UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruises is offering Australian and New Zealand guests the opportunity to select any cabin on any cruise in its 2024 season, with exclusive availability rights across the season for local passengers.
FORMER Holland America Line and Seabourn Cruise Line Senior Marketing Manager, Brendan Wall, has taken a new role as Senior Manager, Oceans Product Marketing at Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours.
THE next Disney Cruise Line ship will be named Disney Treasure, as announced in a “never-before-seen” concept video premiered on-stage at D23 Expo on the weekend.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line will resume its Dr Seuss-themed “Green Eggs & Ham Breakfast” offering on most United States-based cruises fleetwide from the start of next month.
HURTIGRUTEN has launched a USD$2 million brand campaign in the United States, with a tongue-in-cheek slogan teaching the public how to pronounce the cruise line’s name.
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