CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Clean to clean up?
Thursday | Aug 21 2025CLEAN Cruising has been recognised as a finalist in four categories at this year’s National Travel Industry Awards (CW yesterday) – the most of any agency.
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Azamara’s dual delight for Australia
Thursday | Aug 21 2025AZAMARA Cruises is returning to Australia for the 2025-26 season, with Azamara Pursuit and Azamara Onward to visit once again.
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Atlas maps out ’27
Thursday | Aug 21 2025ATLAS Ocean Voyages has announced its 2027 Europe season, featuring 24 new Epicurean and Cultural Expeditions across Northern Europe and the Mediterranean.
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Celeb opens river
Thursday | Aug 21 2025CELEBRITY Cruises has announced priority booking access for its highly anticipated river cruises will open early next month (CW 29 Jan).
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Porthole 21 Aug 25
Thursday | Aug 21 2025A cruise traveller has laid bare her embarrassing moment in a video shared on TikTok, which has racked up around 600,000 views.
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CW breaking news – Norwegian Cruise Line President David Herrera exits
Thursday | Aug 21 2025Herrera spent a decade with the Miami-based cruise line. Norwegian Cruise Line President David Herrera has…
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TTC ‘power brands’ rise
Wednesday | Aug 20 2025THE Travel Corporation is undergoing a restructure, as it positions its brands Uniworld, Contiki and Trafalgar as emerging “power brands” in the future, Uniworld MD Alice Ager announced at an event in Sydney last night (CW breaking news).
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NTIA ’25 cruise finalists
Wednesday | Aug 20 2025THE Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has announced the 2025 National Travel Industry Award (NTIA) finalists for the most outstanding judged categories.
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Amun’s arrival
Wednesday | Aug 20 2025VIKING has taken delivery of its newest river ship in Egypt, Viking Amun (CW 12 May).
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Fincantieri sues
Wednesday | Aug 20 2025RENOWNED ship builder Fincantieri is suing Paroc Group, owned by Owens Corning, alleging that it obtained safety certificates relating to fire insulation panels on “false pretences by submitting altered materials for testing”.
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