CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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RCG financing
Thursday | Sep 19 2024ROYAL Caribbean Group (RCG) has announced a $1.5 billion senior unsecured notes offering, to refinance its existing debt.
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RCG partnership
Thursday | Sep 19 2024ROYAL Caribbean Group (RCG) and Marine company Wartsila have signed a life-cycle agreement to accelerate the cruise company’s sustainability goals.
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Porthole 19 Sep 24
Thursday | Sep 19 2024VIKING’S Explore TV is set to return to the airwaves this weekend, with viewers to uncover the trade routes of the Middle Ages with the line.
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Darwin enjoying benefits of cruise boom
Wednesday | Sep 18 2024DARWIN is riding the crest of a wave spearheaded by luxury cruise lines deploying larger and newer ships to the Kimberley region, Tourism NT has told CW.
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HX to celebrate 130 years in 2026-27
Wednesday | Sep 18 2024HX has launched its 2026-2027 season, during which the line will celebrate 130 years, as it unveils new itineraries in for Antarctica, Alaska, Greenland, Norway, and the Galapagos Islands.
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Celestyal’s new shorex
Wednesday | Sep 18 2024CELESTYAL Cruises has unveiled its new Arabian Gulf shore excursion program, during Celestyal Journey’s home port season in Doha beginning Nov.
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Ponant roadshow
Wednesday | Sep 18 2024PONANT has announced new roadshow dates in Australia, which will take place from 22 Oct to 19 Nov.
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No longer a Virgin
Wednesday | Sep 18 2024VIRGIN Voyages has confirmed Vice President of International Sales Shane Lewis-Riley departed the cruise line yesterday.
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Europe webinar
Wednesday | Sep 18 2024AGENTS are invited to register for a Princess Cruises webinar taking place 24 Sep at 12pm AEST, which will explore the line’s European fleet, destinations and more.
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New Chinese line
Wednesday | Sep 18 2024A new polar cruise line has launched in China, operated by local firms Guangdong Travel Holding Group and Guangdong Port & Shipping Group.
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