CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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SEABOURN Cruise Line has enhanced its Seabourn Club loyalty program to better “reflect the needs and preferences of today’s luxury traveller”.
HX has announced its largest-ever kayaking and camping program in Antarctica, with the cruise line to double its camping spots and almost quadruple its kayaking capacity.
THE planned Titanic II (render pictured) has been resurfaced by Blue Star Line, the company overseeing the project.
SIX MSC Cruises ships will sail from four US home ports as part of the line’s newly launched 2027 northern summer in the Caribbean.
GREECE is preparing to implement its cruise tax from Mon (CW 25 Jun 2024), with passengers to be slugged an extra 20 per head (A$35) when visiting popular ports such as Santorini or Mykonos.
WINDSTAR Cruises has announced Wind Spirit’s debut season in the Canary Islands in winter 2026/27.
TWO new senior executives have been installed in new roles at CLIA Global as part of a restructured and strengthened leadership team.
MARGARITAVILLE at Sea has revealed the name of its third and largest ship, set to debut in late 2026 or early 2027, as The Beachcomber (CW 15 May).
MAYBE its the insurance premiums, but cruise lines are getting ever more specific when it comes to recruiting talent for its stage shows.
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