CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 27 May 24
Monday | May 27 2024CARNIVAL Corporation is doing its bit for the environment with upgraded buses in Alaska.
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Cruise pax knocking on 2019’s door
Friday | May 24 2024PASSENGER volumes on cruise ships in the Australasia region are now within 1% of pre-pandemic numbers, according to the latest State of the Cruise Industry report published by CLIA Global.
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Bocelli singing for Anne
Friday | May 24 2024ITALIAN tenor Andrea Bocelli (pictured) will take centre stage at Cunard Line’s Queen Anne’s naming ceremony in Liverpool at the city’s waterfront.
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More Aussies rescued
Friday | May 24 2024THE cruise sector is continuing to come to the rescue of those stranded in Vanuatu, with Carnival Cruise Line set to save a group of Australian citizens in Santo (pictured).
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Celebrity elevation
Friday | May 24 2024CELEBRITY Cruises has launched an improved range of inclusions for guests staying in its ‘ship within a ship’ precinct known as The Retreat.
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Fincantieri Arabia
Friday | May 24 2024FINCANTIERI has committed to Saudi Arabia with a long-term strategic partnership with the country, in line with the Saudi Vision 2030.
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Cruise spend up
Friday | May 24 2024COMMBANK customers have spent 22% more on cruise in Q1 2024 compared to the prior corresponding period.
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Coral hires two
Friday | May 24 2024CORAL Expeditions has beefed up its commercial leadership team further, following its appointment of Andrew Thwaites earlier this week (CW 22 May).
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Aroya’s ban list
Friday | May 24 2024ALCOHOL will reportedly not be the only thing Aroya Cruises passengers will be unable to pack in their suitcases.
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Predatory pricing
Friday | May 24 2024VIRGIN Voyages has issued a sternly-worded letter to its US travel agent partners, warning them against dipping into their commissions to offer lower fares to travellers.
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