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.
PRINCESS Cruises has revealed further details of its 2021 Japan season, which will include the longest season in the Asian country to date, sailing aboard Diamond Princess (pictured).
CAPTAIN Cook Cruises will operate several special New Year’s Eve cruises on the evening of 31 Dec, allowing pax to watch Sydney’s iconic fireworks display from one of the best vantage points in the city.
MSC Cruises will deploy two of its ships to offer cruises during Expo 2020 taking place in Dubai next year.
AUSTRALIAN Geographic Society (AGS) and Coral Expeditions have deepened their existing partnership, adding four new expeditions of Australia’s remote coastlines through to 2022.
PARADISE Cruises has announced it will introduce new sailings in 2020 dedicated to highlighting Vietnamese culture.
P&O Cruises has launched a major new marketing push promoting the tag line “Like No Place on Earth”.
THESE days cruise lines are all about the land excursions, but this next story perhaps buries into the concept a little too deeply for most passengers.
PRINCESS Cruises Australia’s sales team has made a series of “strategic changes” designed to “strengthen trade relations”, promoting Lachlan Brett to National Account Manager; Shaun Kavanagh to Key Account Manager and Brett Wendorf to Head of Sales Operations.
THE 2019 Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) Legends famil came to an end in Honolulu over the past two days, with agents treated to some of the best of Oahu.
OAKLAND, California is facing a quite serious homelessness problem, and as they are employed to do, a local politician has come up with a unique way of tackling it.