CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Travelmarvel NZ
Wednesday | Nov 13 2024TRAVELMARVEL has released its 2025/26 season, with one of the highlights set to be the ever-popular 15-day ‘New Zealand Getaway’.
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Fly free with Viking
Wednesday | Nov 13 2024THERE is still time to enjoy Viking’s ‘fly free’ deal on select river journeys, as well as the ‘companion flies free’ offer on selection ocean voyages, for 2025, 2026 and 2027.
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Porthole 13 Nov 24
Wednesday | Nov 13 2024RESIDENTS within earshot of Port Canaveral Cruise Terminal woke this morning to a medley of Disney movie tunes as Disney Treasure made a grand arrival at its new homeport.
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CLIA LIVE surfs into the Gold Coast
Tuesday | Nov 12 2024CRUISE Lines International Association’s CLIA LIVE is expanding to the Gold Coast next year, its sixth Australian city.
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Oceania unveils 2026
Tuesday | Nov 12 2024OCEANIA Cruises has unveiled new 2026 voyages in the Caribbean, Asia, Africa, and Europe aboard three of its ships.
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Agents bask in the Sun
Tuesday | Nov 12 2024PRINCESS Cruises recently hosted a trade famil on board its newest ship Sun Princess.
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Drinks on Celestyal
Tuesday | Nov 12 2024CELESTYAL Cruises has launched an Arabian-inspired drinks menu to celebrate its maiden season in the region.
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New CLIA EU head
Tuesday | Nov 12 2024CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has named Samuel Maubanc as its new Director General in Europe.
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NZ seeking extra powers over cruise
Tuesday | Nov 12 2024THE New Zealand Government is proposing to create additional powers to allow a biosecurity inspectors to question cruise ship passengers about the goods they are carrying, and issue infringements for non-compliance, for each time someone disembarks a vessel.
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Treasure’s big find
Tuesday | Nov 12 2024DISNEY Cruise Line’s Disney Treasure has aided the United States Coast Guard in its rescue of four passengers from their disabled catamaran.
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