CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Avalon bookings flying high
Monday | Jul 14 2025AVALON Waterways is riding a wave of record booking momentum for next year, on the back of a growing portfolio of on-ship and onshore experiences.
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Carnival’s Key celebration
Monday | Jul 14 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line recently treated government officials, community leaders and local residents of Grand Bahama to an exclusive preview of its new destination, Celebration Key (CW 24 Jun).
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Sense with Ponant
Monday | Jul 14 2025SEE, hear, smell, taste, and feel the Kimberley with Ponant’s fly, cruise, and stay packages for next year.
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Fresh spring cruises on the Murray River
Monday | Jul 14 2025MURRAY River Paddlesteamers has announced eight new three-night sailings for the upcoming spring season.
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Brisbane is ready
Monday | Jul 14 2025THE Brisbane Economic Development Agency (BEDA) has reported the successful completion of its maiden Cruise Trade Ready Workshop Program, designed to help the city maximise its readiness for the $1.5 billion cruise sector.
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Coral goes coastal
Monday | Jul 14 2025ATTRACTING a new generation of explorers is the target behind a new product series set to be introduced by Coral Expeditions.
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Experience More
Monday | Jul 14 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line’s (NCL) new virtual voyage, ‘Experiencing More of the World with NCL’, launches today (CW 09 Jul).
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Windstar appoints
Monday | Jul 14 2025WINDSTAR Cruises has shuffled its fleet operations leadership team, following the retirement of Paul Barrett, Vice President of Marine and Technical Operations, at the beginning of this month.
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Porthole 14 Jul 25
Monday | Jul 14 2025ANOTHER retiree has cottoned on to the benefits of swapping land for sea.
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Allura delivered as Oceania adds two more ships
Friday | Jul 11 2025OCEANIA Cruises has taken delivery of its eighth ship, the 1,200-guest Allura ([pictured), built at Fincantieri in Genoa.
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