CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Maldives bans cigs
Wednesday | Nov 12 2025IT is no longer legal for tourists or residents to smoke in the Maldives, which has banned the sale and use of tobacco products for anyone born after 01 Jan 2007.
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MSC’s Texan debut
Wednesday | Nov 12 2025MSC Cruises has announced the recent arrival of MSC Seascape at her new home in Galveston, ahead of the line’s first-ever sailings from the Texas port.
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Tauck expands river cruise portfolio
Tuesday | Nov 11 2025TAUCK has bolstered its river cruise portfolio for 2027 with five new European itineraries, released earlier than ever in the company’s history.
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Disney’s new Adventure of cuisine
Tuesday | Nov 11 2025WHEN Disney Cruise Line’s Disney Adventure sets sail in Mar, she will be home to favourite dining venues Navigator’s Club (pictured) and Hollywood Spotlight Club.
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MSC’s hook-up in New York City
Tuesday | Nov 11 2025MSC Cruises is now connected to shore power in New York City for the first time ever.
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A night at the Museum
Tuesday | Nov 11 2025VIKING hosted 17 travel advisors in Melbourne for a special evening celebrating its sponsorship of the Treasures of the Viking Age: The Galloway Hoard exhibition, which is now showing at Melbourne Museum.
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Death investigation
Tuesday | Nov 11 2025THE FBI is currently investigating the death of an 18-year-old passenger on board Carnival Horizon.
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Time is running out
Tuesday | Nov 11 2025THERE are only a couple of weeks left to nominate for the 23rd annual Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Awards.
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Sun rises on 27-28
Tuesday | Nov 11 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s new Carnival Sunrise will set sail on a number of short itineraries from Miami in 27-28, featuring calls at Celebration Key and RelaxAway, Half Moon Cay.
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Royal gets artsy
Tuesday | Nov 11 2025ROYAL Caribbean is taking its Artist Discovery Program from ship to shore, with the latest selection of 11 local Bahamian artists to be featured at Royal Beach Club Paradise Island.
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