CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Dining options aboard Legend revealed
Tuesday | Feb 24 2026ROYAL Caribbean has revealed new dining experiences coming to its new ship Legend of the Seas, which will make her debut in Jul (CW 07 Oct).
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Ama’s record incentive engagement
Tuesday | Feb 24 2026AMAWATERWAYS is celebrating record engagement from travel advisors for its ‘River of Rewards’ incentive, which is now in its final week.
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Meet MSC’s robo-dogs
Tuesday | Feb 24 2026MSC Cruises has unveiled a fresh entertainment program for this year, featuring new and enhanced experiences for all ages across its fleet.
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Big Silversea deal
Tuesday | Feb 24 2026FOR two weeks only save up to 45% with Silversea, in an offer which expires on 28 Feb.
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Fox promoted again
Tuesday | Feb 24 2026ABERCROMBIE & Kent Travel Group (AKTG) has appointed Debra Fox as chief sales officer, a role which will see her lead the company’s global trade strategy.
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Puerto is punted
Tuesday | Feb 24 2026ALL cruise lines which were set to visit Puerto Vallarta this week have cancelled their call, after violence rocked the port over the weekend.
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Trafalgar joins CLIA in Australia
Monday | Feb 23 2026TOUR operator Trafalgar has joined Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) as it prepares to enter its era of river cruising this Apr (CW breaking news).
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HX went XL last year
Monday | Feb 23 2026HX has reported strong growth in sales last year, with an 18% increase in Aussie sales, alongside a 17% B2B increase, and an 11% year-on-year sales increase.
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A royal welcome to NZ
Monday | Feb 23 2026LAST Friday, on one of Auckland’s busiest days of the 2025/2026 cruise season, two Princess Cruises ships, Discovery Princess and Crown Princess, met in Waitemata Harbour.
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World Cruises fire
Monday | Feb 23 2026A World Cruises Singapore vessel bound for Singapore caught fire on Fri, leaving one crew member dead and four recovering in hospital.
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