CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Barbados is back
Thursday | Mar 5 2026PRINCESS Cruises has expanded its 2027 and 2028 Southern Caribbean programs, which now feature Barbados as a home port.
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Porthole 05 Mar 26
Thursday | Mar 5 2026IMAGINE enjoying a relaxing cruise, only to wonder if you have wound up in the plot of John Carpenter’s The Fog.
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Viking expedition expands
Wednesday | Mar 4 2026VIKING is set to build two new expedition ships, which will be delivered in 2030 and 2031, the cruise line has announced.
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Avora debuts with RSSC ship
Wednesday | Mar 4 2026AVORA Residences is set to acquire Seven Seas Navigator from Regent Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC), signalling the arrival of a new entrant in the luxury residential cruise market (CW breaking news).
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Return of the Solstice
Wednesday | Mar 4 2026CELEBRITY Cruises has relaunched Celebrity Solstice, departing her dry dock in Singapore on Tue with eight new experiences on offer.
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CW breaking news – Residential cruise line set to acquire Seven Seas Navigator
Wednesday | Mar 4 2026Avora will be the second residential line to agree to a charter of the vessel. Luxury…
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ACA’s national cruise plan
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026THE Australian Cruise Association (ACA) has launched a national strategic action plan to drive policy reform, infrastructure investment, and sustainable cruise growth.
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Ponant introduces 2027 brochure
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026PONANT Explorations Group has unveiled its Mar-Nov 2027 brochure, ‘Your Voyage Begins Here’, which has introduced an expanded collection of luxury small-ship journeys spanning the poles and the Mediterranean.
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NCLH’s Q1 under pressure
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has delivered a solid Q4 2025, but is already under pressure for Q1 2026 due to its large capacity increase in the Caribbean.
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A very near miss
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026TUI Cruises’ Mein Schiff 4 was nearly hit by a missile during the current conflict in Iran, while docked at Abu Dhabi’s Zayed Port.
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