CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Explore with Coral
Tuesday | Oct 15 2024CRUISE, fly, and explore, with Coral Expeditions’ Kimberley Explorer package next year.
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Disney Magic Ahoy
Tuesday | Oct 15 2024WHAT can you do on a Disney Cruise Line virtual voyage? It turns out quite a lot – head to page 4 of today’s Cruise Weekly for more info.
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CLIA noms open
Tuesday | Oct 15 2024NOMINATIONS have opened for the 22nd annual Cruise Lines International Association Awards (CLIA), with the countdown now on to the industry’s night of nights.
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Cruise ads ban?
Tuesday | Oct 15 2024DUTCH anti-fossil fuel organisation Fossielvrij NL is calling for a ban on cruise industry advertising, as it targets sustainability claims made by the sector.
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Uniworld incentive
Tuesday | Oct 15 2024UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruises has launched its new Rivers of Rewards trade incentive, rewarding advisors with gift cards of up to $1,000.
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Puck-tacular news
Tuesday | Oct 15 2024NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) and the National Hockey League (NHL) have announced a multiyear partnership in the United States.
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Porthole 15 Oct 24
Tuesday | Oct 15 2024MEXICO, not to be outdone by Italy, has brought its majestic triple-masted navy ship into Australia.
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Cruise key for NSW: Graham
Monday | Oct 14 2024THE cruise industry is of great importance to the Government of New South Wales, Minister for Tourism John Graham told CW, at a time during which the state plans its Visitor Economy Strategy through to 2035 (CW 11 Oct).
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Cruise should be proud
Monday | Oct 14 2024OUTGOING Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) President & Chief Executive Officer Kelly Craighead believes the sector needs to do more to tell the story of its commitment to sustainability.
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Agents head north on Ponant
Monday | Oct 14 2024PONANT has reached the North Pole again, this time with a group of travel advisors from the Asia Pacific region.
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