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NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has appointed John Chidsey as president & chief exec, tasking him with “driving the next phase of growth and execution” (CW breaking news).
EXPLORA Journeys has opened reservations for its inaugural world journey, ‘Endless Worlds’, which will set sail in 2029, bringing the cruise line to Australia for the first time.
THIS year, Uniworld celebrates its 50th anniversary, marking five decades of transforming the river cruising experience and setting the gold standard for luxury travel.
AZAMARA Cruises has launched its 2027 Alaska cruisetours, with feedback from the line’s guests inspiring new journeys throughout the destination and into the Rockies.
SMALL ship cruise line Unforgettable Croatia has released a comprehensive brochure for Aussie advisors, called the ‘Croatia Collection’.
AMERICAN Cruise Lines has launched its ‘Celebrating 250 Years of America’ campaign, as the company honours the country’s semiquincentennial.
ATLAS Ocean Voyages has announced record sales growth to start the year, delivering the strongest Jan booking performance in the cruise line’s history.
MSC Cruises will offer live broadcasts of the 2026 FIFA World Cup across all of its ships between 11 Jun-19 Jul.
THERE are plenty of interesting things to spot in the ocean from a cruise ship, but something most are not expecting to see is a leg.
John Chidsey will replace the outgoing Harry Sommer. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has appointed John…
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