CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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P&O settles storm
Tuesday | Feb 25 2025THE Federal Court has signed off on a $2.4 million class action settlement to be paid by P&O Cruises Australia relating to a 2017 voyage which sailed into a Category 5 cyclone.
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Croisi on the Nile
Tuesday | Feb 25 2025EUROPEAN river cruise brand CroisiEurope will launch a new eight-day cruise on the Nile River onboard the fully chartered Star of Luxor.
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Murray sales open
Tuesday | Feb 25 2025BOOKINGS for 2027 have been opened by Murray River Paddlesteamers, with a 15% discount available for earlybird bookings made by 30 Jun 2025.
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Disney on Catalina
Tuesday | Feb 25 2025DISNEY Cruise Line is seeking preferential anchorage rights at California’s Catalina Island as it looks to increase visitation.
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Home in San Diego
Tuesday | Feb 25 2025ROYAL Caribbean’s Serenade of the Seas will be deployed to San Diego for the northern winter 2026/27 season, the line has confirmed.
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Eden gives Royal standing Ovation
Monday | Feb 24 2025EDEN welcomed its largest-ever cruise ship on Sat, with 4,862 passengers aboard Royal Caribbean’s Ovation of the Seas visiting the South Coast town.
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Destination HQ keen for more cruise
Monday | Feb 24 2025BOUTIQUE Melbourne agency Destination HQ says it is eager to offer more expedition cruise ship charters to its growing client list, with its first major itinerary setting sail next week.
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Viking previews river trips
Monday | Feb 24 2025VIKING has published its 2025-2027 river brochure, featuring destination-focused and culturally immersive journeys exploring the iconic rivers of Europe, Egypt, Southeast Asia and the US.
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Paul Gauguin 2027
Monday | Feb 24 2025PAUL Gauguin Cruises has released its 2027 voyages, which will include 34 sailings on 10 different itineraries.
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