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Pacific Princess makes six
Wednesday | Jul 3 2019PRINCESS Cruises has announced a sixth ship will join its fleet of vessels in Australia for the 2020/21 summer cruising season, with the cruise line today confirming that Pacific Princess will return to local waters in Dec 2020 (CW breaking news).
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MSC’s magic 20 million
Wednesday | Jul 3 2019MSC Cruises celebrated its 20 millionth passenger yesterday, on board MSC Seaside.
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Royal’s local sales head bids bon voyage
Monday | Jul 1 2019ROYAL Caribbean Cruises has announced that its Head of Sales for Australia and New Zealand Peter McCormack will retire from the industry at the end of Jul following a career spanning more than 46 years.
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Royal NZ eyes growth opportunities
Monday | Jul 1 2019ROYAL Caribbean International’s New Zealand office is confident of achieving a strong sales performance during the upcoming summer season, building on a strong growth trajectory secured over the last 10 years.
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SeaDream in Israel
Monday | Jul 1 2019SEADREAM Yacht Club has revealed it will sail to Israel for the first time in 2021.
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NCLH top achiever treat
Monday | Jul 1 2019THIS trio was among a select band of travel industry people at Sydney Helitours this morning, just before they were whisked away to Emirates One&Only Wolgan Valley Resort & Spa.
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P&O reveals longest ever SA season
Friday | Jun 28 2019P&O Cruises Australia has revealed the 2021 season in South Australia will be the longest ever launched by the cruise line.
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Voyager ups family appeal
Friday | Jun 28 2019ROYAL Caribbean International has announced a US$97 million (A$139m) renovation of Voyager of the Seas which will take place ahead of her Aussie visit in Nov.
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Have I got brews for you
Friday | Jun 28 2019THERE’S a reason why Carnival’s motto is “choose fun”, with the team from the cruise line hosting trade partners aboard the Carnival Spirit yesterday to sample the latest small batch beers imported from the USA.
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CLIA strengthens local membership team
Wednesday | Jun 26 2019CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia has boosted its local market presence with the appointment of two new staff members.
