CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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President’s Cruise
Thursday | Jan 12 2017CRYSTAL chairman, president and ceo Edie Rodriguez will host the company’s annual President Cruise aboard Crystal Symphony.
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Carnival beach stop
Thursday | Jan 12 2017CARNIVAL Cruise Line has added a private beach destination in the Bahamas to the itineraries of six ships, beginning in May.
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Ovation in Syd 2021?
Thursday | Jan 12 2017ROYAL Caribbean International has reserved space at Sydney’s OPT for Ovation of the Seas through to Dec 2021.
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Aurora’s new ceo
Thursday | Jan 12 2017AURORA Expeditions has confirmed ex-Rocky Mountaineer APAC director of sales, Robert Halfpenny has been appointed ceo (CW 22 Dec).
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Discovery at Sea rejig
Thursday | Jan 12 2017PRINCESS Cruises has unveiled plans to plough millions of dollars into expanding its Discovery of Sea youth centre program, incl new experiences and centres.
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Meadows champions agents
Thursday | Jan 12 2017THE president of luxury cruise line Seabourn, Rick Meadows, believes agents are making a comeback in the USA in the face of online competition, offering a more personalised and qualified service.
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NCLH Aussie expansion
Thursday | Jan 12 2017NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) plans to boost the size of its Australian business this year and is appointing a dedicated sales team for Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Cruise Weekly can exclusively reveal.
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New Australia Day lunch cruise from only $99
Thursday | Jan 12 2017The harbour will again host the big events in Sydney this Australia Day and Captain Cook…
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Celebrity Cruises reveals even more new sailings for 2018/2019
Thursday | Jan 12 2017The modern luxury brand known for opening up the world has revealed further highlights for the…
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Crystal shows off new team
Thursday | Jan 12 2017HERE are the faces of the new Crystal team based in the Sydney office, headed up…
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