CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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RCCL doubles Cuba
Thursday | Dec 7 2017ROYAL Caribbean International will double its Cuba program next northern summer with two ships sailing to the Caribbean island nation – Majesty of the Seas and Empress of the Seas.
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Ovation arrives for Sydney season
Thursday | Dec 7 2017THE largest cruise ship to sail from Australian waters made a spectacular arrival in Sydney this morning, kicking off an extended second season based in the harbour city.
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Experience Co expands
Thursday | Dec 7 2017ADVENTURE tourism specialist Experience Co will expand in Far North Queensland after announcing plans to purchase two local cruise operators.
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Seabourn choccie
Thursday | Dec 7 2017SEABOURN will introduce K+M Chocolate aboard its ships, produced by Michelin-starred chef Thomas Keller and Italian olive oil producer Armando Manni.
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Celebrity Caribbean release
Thursday | Dec 7 2017CELEBRITY Cruises has released details of its 2019/20 Caribbean cruise season, with six ships to visit 25 different destinations across the region.
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Support for Vanuatu
Thursday | Dec 7 2017LOCALS on the Vanuatu island of Ambae are still feeling the effects of Oct’s volcanic eruption, with many families still displaced from their homes.
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Cruise Calendar 05 Dec 17
Tuesday | Dec 5 2017This week’s port calls of cruise ships at various destinations around Australia and New Zealand. SYDNEY:…
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Australian travel to Alaska up record 25% as Princess prepares to celebrate 50 years of Alaska cruises
Tuesday | Dec 5 2017Princess Cruises has today announced that Royal Princess will make her maiden voyage to Alaska in…
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Aqua Expeditions extends 2018/19 summer deal offer on Aqua Mekong
Tuesday | Dec 5 2017Aqua Expeditions has announced its offer of 30% reduced rates on selected Aqua Mekong cruises has…
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Porthole 05 Dec 17
Tuesday | Dec 5 2017A CAMERA left on a beach in Yorkshire, England (pictured below) has been found washed up on a remote island 800 kilometres away — with video recordings intact.
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