CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 02 Apr 25
Wednesday | Apr 2 2025MOST cruisers are now well aware of the significance of a pineapple on a fellow passenger’s door, but how about a pink flamingo?
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Expedition growing for Seabourn
Tuesday | Apr 1 2025SEABOURN Cruise Line’s expedition product is proving popular with Australians, Senior Vice President Rob Coleman has revealed to CW.
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HAL ups island offerings
Tuesday | Apr 1 2025HOLLAND America Line (HAL) has announced elevated private island experiences for its 2026-27 Caribbean season, with nearly every itinerary featuring a call at RelaxAway, Half Moon Cay.
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AIDA is first to shore up
Tuesday | Apr 1 2025AIDA Cruises’ AIDAnova has become the first cruise ship to be successfully supplied with energy from the newly launched shore power plant in the Netherlands.
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Scenic promotions
Tuesday | Apr 1 2025SCENIC Group has promoted two of its senior executives, Katherine O’Neill and Angus Crichton, to support the growth of the brand in the Australian market.
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New cruise planner
Tuesday | Apr 1 2025CRUISE Baltic and Cruise Norway have launched an enhanced itinerary planner for cruise lines, featuring improved data accuracy.
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Shop ’til you drop
Tuesday | Apr 1 2025MSC Cruises has unveiled details of MSC World America’s retail offering, the most expansive ever on one of the line’s ships.
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New FCCA, BVI deal
Tuesday | Apr 1 2025THE Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA) has renewed its strategic development agreement with the British Virgin Islands (BVI).
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Porthole 01 Apr 25
Tuesday | Apr 1 2025NOT content with watching others break underwater records (CW 21 Feb), an Egyptian diver (pictured) has broken the world record for underwater pull-ups.
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End of an era as P&O Cruises becomes Carnival
Monday | Mar 31 2025SUNSET has come after 92 years for P&O Cruises Australia, with the brand last week folded into Carnival Cruise Line, now sailing with four ships in Australia.
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