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.
THE American branch of Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has refuted claims made by newly sworn in US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who stated on Fox News that the cruise sector is not paying its fair share of tax because many are registered in foreign countries.
AUSTRALIAN travellers are opting to take short breaks, including cruises, instead of longer holidays in order to save money, new research from Carnival Cruise Line (CCL) has uncovered.
A long-lost 1980s arcade on board a shipwreck has been rediscovered for the first time in three decades.
THE Port Authority of NSW and NSW Maritime have established a new Port of Eden Stakeholder Group, encouraging community members to help shape the coastal town’s cruising future.
CELESTYAL Cruises’ 1,260-guest Celestyal Journey (pictured) has returned to service for the line following her refit.
OCEANIA Cruises has unveiled a dozen new Culinary Discovery Tours for this year.
LAST night, travel industry professionals celebrated the end of Princess Cruises’ trade marketing famil on board Diamond Princess over cocktails and canapes.
AVALON Waterways has launched a free two-night Paris extension on its Avalon Bordeaux cruises.
PASSPORTCARD is partnering with Scenic Group to provide its guests with travel insurance.
AGENTS may be missing out when it comes to cruises, according to an Expedia report, with just over one-in-three travellers believing it is important to use a travel advisor for cruise vacations.
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