CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cruising with TravelManagers 13 Sep 22
Tuesday | Sep 13 2022LAST week’s TravelManagers Conference in Sydney saw multiple cruise line preferred partners of the network showcasing their wares to hundreds of Personal Travel Managers (PTMs) in attendance, with CW capturing these shots of some of the participants.
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Disney coming Down Under in 2023
Monday | Sep 12 2022DISNEY Cruise Line (DCL) will sail Down Under for the first time next year, with Disney Wonder (pictured) to depart from three home ports in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane (CW breaking news).
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ACA-TA pact to drive cruise
Monday | Sep 12 2022AUSTRALIAN Cruise Association (ACA) Chief Executive Officer Jill Abel described the organisation’s new partnership with Tourism Australia (TA) as a “very important step” for the sector.
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4 more for Viking
Monday | Sep 12 2022VIKING and Fincantieri have confirmed a deal for four more hydrogen-powered cruise ships, it has been reported.
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Nth Xplorer debut
Monday | Sep 12 2022FLEDGLING cruise line Northern Xplorer has signed a letter of intent with West Sea Shipyard to build the world’s first zero-emission cruise ship.
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Creative Europe
Monday | Sep 12 2022EXPLORE Europe next year exclusively through Creative Cruising with any cruise line and take advantage of exclusive offers including shipboard credit, savings, and bonus value offers.
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Porthole 12 Sep 22
Monday | Sep 12 2022THE Australian Cruise Association held its annual Conference in Townsville last week, and no trip to rural Queensland would be complete without a trip to the rodeo.
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CW breaking news – Disney Wonder to cruise from Australia and New Zealand
Monday | Sep 12 2022Inaugural down under season to kick off in October 2023. Disney Cruise Line has this morning…
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Three-way agreement to power cruise
Friday | Sep 9 2022A NEW truipartite agreement between Tourism Australia (TA), the Australian Cruise Association (ACA) and Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) will focus on four key pillars of support for the sector: marketing & PR, industry partnerships, research & insights, and distribution.
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P&O’s Pacific Adventure arrives
Friday | Sep 9 2022SLIGHTLY inclement weather on Sydney Harbour this morning didn’t dampen the excitement of the Carnival Australia team in the slightest, as they headed out on a small vessel to greet the newest addition to the P&O fleet.
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