CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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TM expecting big year for cruise
Friday | Feb 2 2024IT’S going to be another huge year for cruise sales thanks to growth in the number of new ships visiting Australian waters, if predictions from TravelManagers (TM) Cruise Product Manager Lia Malone prove to be correct.
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Quark eyes advisors in sales tweak
Friday | Feb 2 2024THE sales strategy for Quark Expeditions will “change slightly” under the new local leadership of Tenille Hunt (CW 08 Jan), with added resources to be focused specifically on trade marketing.
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Solis power for Seabourn
Friday | Feb 2 2024SEABOURN Cruise Line has opened its new fine dining experience ‘Solis’ (pictured) on Seabourn Quest.
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Norwegian ABB
Friday | Feb 2 2024SWEDISH multinational ABB and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings have expanded their long-term partnership to reduce the emissions of Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet.
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Freeman at last
Friday | Feb 2 2024NATALIE Freeman has shared she is starting a new position as National Business Development Manager for Murray River Paddlesteamers.
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RCG Barca terminal
Friday | Feb 2 2024ROYAL Caribbean Group (RCG) is reportedly set to build a new cruise terminal in Barcelona, according to sailor blog Crew Center.
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Porthole 02 Feb 24
Friday | Feb 2 2024A special pair of Carnival Jubilee cowboy boots are going on auction to benefit American military families.
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Carnival Corp reroutes Red Sea cruises
Thursday | Feb 1 2024CARNIVAL Corporation is rerouting its Red Sea (pictured) transits for 12 ships across seven cruise lines due to the crisis in the inlet (CW 17 Jan).
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Adventure World teams up with Hurti
Thursday | Feb 1 2024ADVENTURE World has announced an exclusive collaboration with Hurtigruten for a series of journeys under the banner ‘Authentic Nordics’.
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HAL brings Collectors Voyages to Aus
Thursday | Feb 1 2024HOLLAND America Line (HAL) will take cruisers to the iconic sites and wonders of Australia in 2025-2026, in a season which will include longer Collectors’ Voyages of up to 50 days.
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