CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cruise Weekly has reported all of the important cruise industry stories since 2007. Subscribers receive a weekly newsletter each issue with all the details behind the stories below.
OCEANIA Cruises has launched Oceania Rewards, providing its trade partners and retail travel agents with points to be redeemed on Amazon and Coles gift codes.
EMMA Sillato (pictured) from Helloworld Macarthur Square in NSW has been named the winner of Scenic’s “Ultimate Scenic Experience”.
CRUISING ain’t what it used to be – at least in the opinion of some passengers.
CELEBRITY Eclipse is coming to Melbourne next Dec, and to celebrate, Celebrity Cruises is offering exclusive deals on its inaugural season sailing from Victoria.
CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) is one of the bodies joining a shipping sector proposal of US$5 billion for research and development to cut emissions.
SEABOURN has named Norwegian outwear producer Helly Hansen as its official apparel partner to outfit guests and expedition teams.
CAPTAIN Cook Cruises’ 2020 dates for Murray Princess’ Upper Murraylands Cruise have been revealed.
ROYAL Caribbean Cruises will stop selling shore excursions to active volcanoes following last week’s disaster on New Zealand’s White Island (CW 10 Dec), according to company spokesperson Melissa Charbonneau.
PRINCESS Cruises has named Marshall Lancaster as its new Chief Information Officer for the professional services division supporting Carnival Australia, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, P&O Cruises Australia & Seabourn.
ONE Ocean Expeditions continues to sell cabins on upcoming voyages aboard its RCGS Resolute, despite the vessel being currently impounded in Buenos Aires due to money owed.