CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cruise Weekly has reported all of the important cruise industry stories since 2007. Subscribers receive a weekly newsletter each issue with all the details behind the stories below.
PRINCESS Cruises Australia’s sales team has made a series of “strategic changes” designed to “strengthen trade relations”, promoting Lachlan Brett to National Account Manager; Shaun Kavanagh to Key Account Manager and Brett Wendorf to Head of Sales Operations.
THE 2019 Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) Legends famil came to an end in Honolulu over the past two days, with agents treated to some of the best of Oahu.
OAKLAND, California is facing a quite serious homelessness problem, and as they are employed to do, a local politician has come up with a unique way of tackling it.
This week’s port calls of cruise ships at various destinations around Australia and New Zealand –…
VIKING Cruises has marked the one-year anniversary of its Rewards by Viking program, with staff collectively…
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has revealed it will continue to focus its efforts on the Asian market, while also educating the trade on the value and freedom offered by its product.
WENDY Wu Tours has officially launched its new deluxe river cruise ship Victoria Mekong (CW 10 Jul), with the vessel setting sail on its maiden voyage from Can Tho, Vietnam to the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh last week.
SILVERSEA Cruises has released the details of a collection of new entertainment experiences it is rolling out from this month, including the debut of the show To the Moon and Beyond on Silver Moon that the line promises will be “out of this world”.
CUNARD has unveiled more sailings from its 2021/22 collection, including a range of new Alaska voyages in 2021.
AZAMARA has expanded its partnership with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF)by launching six conservation-themed voyages in South Africa in early 2021, and three land tours next year.