CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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The Europe edition
Thursday | Mar 27 2025REGENT Seven Seas Cruises has slashed up to 40% off cruise fares for a range of voyages as part of a new sale.
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TTW adds Martin
Thursday | Mar 27 2025TRAVEL The World (TTW) has appointed Shelley Martin as its new Sales Manager for Windstar Cruises.
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Celestyal new calls
Thursday | Mar 27 2025TRAVELLERS eager to see the Arabian Gulf in more detail can take advantage of two new 14-night repositioning voyages scheduled by Celestyal Cruises as part of its winter season.
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Up, up, and away
Thursday | Mar 27 2025FORMER NASA astronaut Sandra Magnus will join Aurora Expeditions for its ‘Jewels of the Arctic – Greenland Solar Eclipse’ expedition next year.
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Queen of the party
Thursday | Mar 27 2025CUNARD’S Queen Mary 2 will join the United States’ 250th anniversary celebrations next year in New York City.
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AIDA recycling
Thursday | Mar 27 2025AIDA Cruises recently recycled 45,700m2 of carpeting, bringing the circular economy to its shipyard.
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Porthole 27 Mar 25
Thursday | Mar 27 2025DISNEY Cruise Line is known for its magic, but no amount of hocus pocus can prevent a plumbing malfunction.
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Riviera preparing for Aussie debut
Wednesday | Mar 26 2025OCEANIA Cruises’ Riviera (pictured) is set to make her Aussie debut later this year (CW 17 Oct), offering itineraries with a gourmet foodie focus, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the local culinary scene.
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New look for Sea Zero
Wednesday | Mar 26 2025HURTIGRUTEN has unveiled a redesigned version of its Sea Zero energy-efficient expedition ship, which will set sail along the Norwegian coast from 2030.
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RSSC lucrative for agents
Wednesday | Mar 26 2025REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) will be offering a lot for the trade to capitalise on, Senior VP International & Consumer Sales Steve Odell has told CW, as the line prepares to turn its focus to its 2026-2028 program.
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