CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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TTW NZ cruise
Monday | Nov 22 2021TRAVEL The World (TTW) has introduced a Christmas 2022 deal with six added extras, plus a saving of $240 per person, on a Holland America Line New Zealand holiday package.
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Endeavor inaugural
Monday | Nov 22 2021CRYSTAL Cruises’ Crystal Endeavor departed Ushuaia on Fri for her first ever Antarctic expedition.
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NCL digital brox
Monday | Nov 22 2021NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has launched a new digital brochure to entice travellers to start planning their 2022-2023 European adventure.
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TTCH webinar
Monday | Nov 22 2021CRUISE Lines International Association’s Peter Kollar, Uniworld Boutique River Cruises’ Alice Ager and Carnival Corporation’s Nikki Glading will join The Travel Community Hub’s (TTCH) Richard Taylor and Cruise Weekly’s Bruce Piper on a webinar tomorrow.
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Porthole 22 Nov 21
Monday | Nov 22 2021MANY bottled messages covered in this column before have taken years to return to shore, however one recently uncovered in Portugal had taken only six years to wash up.
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Dutton shuts down Garden Is idea
Friday | Nov 19 2021MINISTER for Defence Peter Dutton has shut down a proposal to share Sydney naval base Garden Island with the cruise industry.
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Odyssey godmother named
Friday | Nov 19 2021ROYAL Caribbean International has appointed its first Bahamian godmother, para-triathlete Erin Brown, to Odyssey of the Seas.
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Oceania sale
Friday | Nov 19 2021OCEANIA Cruises has announced an Exclusive Upgrade Sale, allowing travellers to improve their booking up to four stateroom categories at no extra cost.
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American river deal
Friday | Nov 19 2021A saving of up to $2,260 per couple is available for bookings on back-to-back river cruise packages with American Queen Voyages made by the end of the year.
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Porthole 19 Nov 21
Friday | Nov 19 2021CRUISING in Canada won’t restart in earnest until the start of the northern spring next year – but a cowboy in British Columbia is getting a head start.
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