CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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WINDSTAR Cruises is set to expand its presence in Tahiti with two yachts that will operate year-round from Mar 2027, marking the brand’s biggest South Pacific deployment to date.
HAPAG-LLOYD Cruises (HLC) is introducing more warm-weather expeditions in the 2027-28 season, with Hanseatic Nature to visit Madagascar and the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean.
THE Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection has unveiled its summer 2027 Asia and Alaska sailings aboard Luminara.
RIVERSIDE Luxury Cruises will host weddings on its ships, with the brand having launched wedding group packages on its Rhone, Rhine, and Danube voyages.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line will sail onto televisions around Australia this weekend, with Norwegian Spirit to star on Seven’s Sydney Weekender.
SLOW travel and longer voyages will be a heavier focus for Cunard Line in the future, senior vice president commercial Liz Fettes told Cruise Weekly.
DISNEY Cruise Line (DCL) has welcomed the arrival of its new ship, Disney Adventure (CW yesterday), with a christening ceremony in Singapore.
CUNARD Line’s ‘A Letter From Australia to the World’ letter was unveiled aboard Queen Mary 2 yesterday, as she arrived in Sydney on her 108-night world voyage (CW 19 Jan).
REGENT Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) has appointed Wesley D’Silva as its new president, the line has announced.
CELESTYAL Cruises has cancelled the remainder of its Arabian Gulf season, consisting of four voyages, two each from Doha and Dubai.
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