CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Sea Princess’ food
Monday | Apr 4 2022PRINCESS Cruises is going “Wild For Alaska Seafood” with new menus and events, debuting in the northern spring.
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RCI Village Roadshow package
Monday | Apr 4 2022ROYAL Caribbean International and Village Roadshow Theme Parks have created the ‘Ultimate Queensland Getaway’, making it easy to plan a holiday which combines the best of land and sea.
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Silversea’s new Dawn
Monday | Apr 4 2022SILVERSEA Cruises has christened Silver Dawn in Lisbon, the line’s third ship to debut in nine months.
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Porthole 04 Apr 22
Monday | Apr 4 2022UKRAINIAN refugees in the Netherlands will use a Holland America Line cruise ship as a floating shelter.
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CW breaking news – WA Government confirms Kimberley go-ahead
Sunday | Apr 3 2022Interstate expedition cruises with a maximum of 350 people on board can resume from 17 April….
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Cruise Weekly to launch its own line
Friday | Apr 1 2022THE Business Publishing Group, parent firm of Cruise Weekly, has today confirmed plans to become a significant industry supplier with the launch of Australia’s newest home-grown cruise line.
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NCLH Whittier facilities
Friday | Apr 1 2022NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) and Huna Totem Corporation have signed a memorandum of agreement for a privately funded development project in Whittier, Alaska (pictured), to enhance the guest experience and bring positive economic impact to the region.
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Calling all gardeners
Friday | Apr 1 2022NEW garden cruises are in full bloom with European Waterways.
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SH Antarctic season
Friday | Apr 1 2022SWAN Hellenic has unveiled its next Antarctica season with generous launch savings.
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Porthole 01 Apr 22
Friday | Apr 1 2022AVID Carnival Cruise Line fans who just can’t wait for the return of Carnival Splendor to Australia later this year (CW yesterday) can assuage their anxiety with the purchase of a range of special branded souvenirs.
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