CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Sail with Nat Geo
Wednesday | Mar 26 2025SET sail with 20% savings on select voyages this year with National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions when booking by 15 Apr.
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New star in the Med
Wednesday | Mar 26 2025STAR Clippers will visit seven ports for the first time in its newly launched 2026 Mediterranean schedule.
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Aldi cruise bargain
Wednesday | Mar 26 2025SAVINGS of up to 52% on a variety of global cruises have been launched by Aldi Holidays including a seven-day Mexican Riviera voyage departing from Los Angeles.
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Cruise’s polar power
Wednesday | Mar 26 2025TWO expedition ships, including Hapag Lloyd Cruises’ Hanseatic Nature and Silversea’s Silver Endeavour, are set to visit the subarctic Canadian port of Churchill this year, aligned with the beluga whale-viewing season.
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Michelin’s goodbye
Wednesday | Mar 26 2025MSC Cruises Head of Operations Arnaud Michelin, will sign off from the cruise line for the last time on 04 Apr.
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Say ‘oui’ to France
Wednesday | Mar 26 2025AVALON Waterways has set sail in Bordeaux for the first time aboard Avalon Artistry II (CW 09 Feb 2024).
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Porthole 26 Mar 25
Wednesday | Mar 26 2025WE’RE in the midst of a “golden age for shipwreck discoveries”, according to The New York Times – but just who gets to enjoy the spoils of their find is a tricky conundrum.
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Why RSSC is proud to be a cruise line
Tuesday | Mar 25 2025REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) is not hiding from being a cruise line, even as some of its competitors attempt to downplay that aspect of their businesses.
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Agents to Master cruise
Tuesday | Mar 25 2025CRUISE Lines International Association’s (CLIA) Masters Program is set to take 60 of Australia’s top travel advisors to the next level, as part of the first intake of candidates for the year.
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NCL not backing away from live shows
Tuesday | Mar 25 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has pushed back against “misconceptions” that it is backing away from live entertainment productions.
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