CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Uniworld Groups
Tuesday | Apr 20 2021UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruises has enhanced its group offering for next year.
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Lindblad return
Tuesday | Apr 20 2021LINDBLAD Expeditions has launched new itineraries with a range of new experiences, including visiting Vietnam’s coastal villages, seeing rare penguin species in the Subantarctic isles, and a return to both Raja Ampat and Franz Josef Land.
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Wonder-ful news!
Tuesday | Apr 20 2021ROYAL Caribbean International has opened Wonder of the Seas (CW 07 Sep 2020) cruises for booking.
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Porthole 20 Apr 21
Tuesday | Apr 20 2021SYDNEY party boat Seadeck has been plunged into administration under mounting debts, The Daily Telegraph has reported.
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AIDA to restart in Greece from May
Monday | Apr 19 2021AIDA Cruises will offer new sailings in Greece (pictured) from May to Oct, having last month opened its 2021 season (CW 18 Feb).
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Disney details
Monday | Apr 19 2021DISNEY Cruise Line has revealed further details about its United Kingdom sailings (CW 06 Apr).
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Viking weekly deal
Monday | Apr 19 2021VIKING’S deal of the week is a 17-day Iceland to Norway journey, combining a 13-day Iceland’s Majestic Landscapes ocean cruise with two additional nights in Reykjavik and two nights in Oslo.
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Celebrity offer
Monday | Apr 19 2021CELEBRITY Cruises is celebrating the trans-Tasman travel bubble with an exclusive offer for a bonus $200 onboard credit for all New Zealand sailings booked until the end of the month.
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Pandaw lets kids travel for free
Monday | Apr 19 2021PANDAW is allowing under-18s to travel free during school breaks on selected dates through its Family Promotion.
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Porthole 19 Apr 21
Monday | Apr 19 2021SKIPPER for Australia’s SailGP team Tom Slingsby has offered the American team a few “alcoholic presents” after the Aussies accidentally capsized the 50-foot catamaran they were borrowing from their competitors.
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