CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 07 Nov 24
Thursday | Nov 7 2024A cruise is sometimes like live television – not everything goes right all the time.
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Ponant passes up on Paspaley Pearl
Wednesday | Nov 6 2024THE planned partnership between expedition cruise line Ponant and Paspaley Pearl will no longer proceed, with the highly touted luxury yacht experience north of Australia now cancelled.
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Seward grant to be put to good use
Wednesday | Nov 6 2024SEWARD has outlined big plans for a US$47.5 million grant to connect calling cruise ships to shore power (CW 01 Oct).
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P&O’s perfect partnership
Wednesday | Nov 6 2024P&O Cruises has been taking passengers to the Melbourne Cup for many years, but yesterday the line took its involvement up a notch by playing an integral part in the winning jockey’s victory.
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Porthole 06 Nov 24
Wednesday | Nov 6 2024ROYAL Caribbean’s Reddit thread has been highly active lately as cruise fans speculate the possible names of its two upcoming Icon-class ships.
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CW breaking news – Stewart Williams departs Celestyal Cruises
Tuesday | Nov 5 2024The experienced travel industry executive has departed the Greece-based cruise line. Celestyal Cruises Regional Manager Stewart…
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Princess restores long Circle cruises
Tuesday | Nov 5 2024PRINCESS Cruises has released its Australian season for 26/27, which will be headlined by the return of Circle Pacific itineraries sailing round-trip from Sydney and Brisbane for nearly 80 nights.
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Seabourn unveils 26/27
Tuesday | Nov 5 2024LUXURY line Seabourn has introduced its 2026/27 northern winter calendar of expeditions, with 46 departures of 24 unique itineraries scheduled.
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Little damage to Tassie Spirit
Tuesday | Nov 5 2024SPIRIT of Tasmania operator TT-Line says there appears to have been no breach to the hull of its new vessel caused by hurricane-like winds at its Finnish shipyard.
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