CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cruise Weekly has reported all of the important cruise industry stories since 2007. Subscribers receive a weekly newsletter each issue with all the details behind the stories below.
IT’S time to celebrate Europe with CruiseHQ, with a new campaign from the wholesaler which will run through to the end of the year.
GLOBUS family of brands (GFOB) has launched a ‘$1k a Day Giveaway’ trade incentive, starting today.
THE Bureau of Meteorology has apologised after accidentally sending a tsunami warning for Australia’s east coast last week.
NEW South Wales is finally set to power up for cleaner cruise ship visits, with a $20 million contract finally awarded to begin the landmark shore power project at White Bay Cruise Terminal (CW 22 Mar 2022).
SEABOURN Cruise Line will debut its Connoisseur Collection, which will feature premium culinary and reserve wine experiences aboard its fleet.
VOLUNTEER crew members and guests on board Celestyal Cruises’ Celestyal Journey recently rolled up their sleeves to take part in the line’s 2024 blood donation campaign.
OCEAN Week signals the start of CLIA Australasia’s annual Cruise Month showcase to travellers, both experienced and brand new.
AGENTS and their clients can learn more about Aurora Expeditions’ new Small Ship Cruises (CW 05 Sep) at a new series of roadshow events running over four weeks.
AUSTRALIAN Cruise Association (ACA) CEO Jill Abel is celebrating the Government of NSW’s move to begin construction of a shore power facility at White Bay (see p1).
TRAVELLERS can secure a 2026 Riviera Travel river cruise at 2025 prices until 15 Dec as part of an early bird deal launched by the cruise line.
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