CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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P&O booze rethink
Thursday | May 9 2024BRITISH line P&O Cruises UK has amended its BYO alcohol policy, now only allowing pax embarking to bring one litre of wine or champagne onboard.
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Princess Americas
Thursday | May 9 2024PRINCESS Cruises has just released new adventures for 2025-26 across South America and Antarctica.
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Emirates re-signs with MSC
Thursday | May 9 2024EMIRATES and MSC Cruises have renewed their partnership for another two years, building on a 10-year relationship.
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Porthole 09 May 24
Thursday | May 9 2024CRUISE ships often collect various things that attach themselves to the hull while out at sea – barnacles, algae and all kinds of small fish.
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Galapagos demos shift
Wednesday | May 8 2024THE demographic of Galapagos Islands cruisers has greatly changed since the COVID-19 pandemic, Expedition Leader of HX’s Santa Cruz II Ramiro Tomala told Cruise Weekly.
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FUN in the South Pacific
Wednesday | May 8 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line recently hosted 27 top-performing agents to a South Pacific adventure onboard Carnival Splendor as a reward for amazing sales efforts.
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Power in sport for MSC
Wednesday | May 8 2024SPONSORING the global circus that is Formula One motor racing has proven to be a masterstroke for MSC Cruises, says the line’s Vice President of International Sales, Antonio Paradiso.
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A Grand diversion
Wednesday | May 8 2024PRINCESS Cruises will redeploy Grand Princess away from its Brisbane and Sydney home ports for the 2025/26 season, instead sending the ship to San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Learning with Ama
Wednesday | May 8 2024AMAWATERWAYS has scheduled three information evenings this month for travel advisors in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
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Seabourn reroutes
Wednesday | May 8 2024LUXURY cruise line Seabourn has revealed a revised itinerary for its 90-day ‘Grand Africa Voyage’, to ensure the ship avoids hostility in the Red Sea.
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