CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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ATIA says thanks
Monday | Oct 14 2024THE Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) is today thanking its sponsors for the upcoming National Travel Industry Awards.
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American adds two
Monday | Oct 14 2024AMERICAN Cruise Line has announced American Maverick and American Ranger, two new 125-passenger ships, the seventh and eighth in Project Blue series.
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Explora chef cruise
Monday | Oct 14 2024EXPLORA Journeys has unveiled its Chef Invite Series, with Michelin-starred chef Thierry Marx on board Explora II during an 11-night sailing.
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Seabourn 2026
Monday | Oct 14 2024SEABOURN Cruise Line has opened bookings for its 2026 itineraries, running from Mar to Dec.
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Porthole 14 Oct 24
Monday | Oct 14 2024ERNEST Shackleton’s ship Endurance has been revealed in extraordinary 3D detail, more than 100 years after the vessel sank in Antarctica.
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Cruise in NSW’s crosshairs
Friday | Oct 11 2024CRUISE has not been forgotten from the forthcoming NSW Visitor Economy Strategy (CW 09 Oct), the state government has confirmed, following alert from around the industry as to why it was missing from the review released earlier this week.
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Another Perfect destination
Friday | Oct 11 2024ROYAL Caribbean has introduced its new private destination, Perfect Day Mexico, set to open in 2027 on Mexico’s Caribbean coast in Mahahual.
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APT partners with Coral
Friday | Oct 11 2024APT has announced its return to Queensland expedition cruising for next year, with brand-new itineraries in partnership with Coral Expeditions.
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Encore new cruises
Friday | Oct 11 2024SEABOURN Cruise Line has revised its autumn itineraries next year for Seabourn Encore, which will now feature voyages through the Mediterranean, the Adriatic, the Caribbean, the Panama Canal, Hawaii, and Japan.
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Some crepe news
Friday | Oct 11 2024OCEANIA Cruises has unveiled details of the Creperie, a new culinary venue debuting aboard the line’s new ship Allura next year.
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