CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Snake’s alive for ACL
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026AMERICAN Cruise Lines (ACL) has unveiled a new 16-day ‘Grand Columbia & Snake Rivers Cruise’ aboard its 2027 ship American Anthem.
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Marquet promoted
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026FLIGHT Centre global cruise product manager Tammy Marquet (pictured) has been promoted to global head of product, cruise & tour.
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A-Rosa unveils ’27
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026A-ROSA has announced two new ports of departure and 20 new itineraries for next year’s sailing season, which will see the line also celebrate 25 years of river cruising.
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CW breaking news – ACA launches national strategic action plan
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026The strategy aims to drive policy reform, infrastructure investment and sustainable cruise growth. The Australian Cruise…
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Cruises cancelled in the Middle East
Monday | Mar 2 2026A number of cruise lines have cancelled their voyages in the Middle East this week following the Israeli-United States strikes on Iran.
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Crystal WC from Australia
Monday | Mar 2 2026CRYSTAL has announced its 2029 world cruise, which will sail from Melbourne to New York City aboard Crystal Symphony.
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Viking’s artful deep dive
Monday | Mar 2 2026VIKING recently hosted advisors at an exclusive event at Brisbane’s Gallery of Modern Art, as part of the line’s partnership with the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA).
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Puerto is punted
Monday | Mar 2 2026CARNIVAL Cruise Line will be steering its ships away from Puerto Vallarta, according to media reports.
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New special report
Monday | Mar 2 2026CRUISE Weekly’s sister title Travel Daily has released its latest special report, Future Forward, focusing on the biggest trends that are set to define the industry this year.
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Biggest CLIAs ever
Monday | Mar 2 2026CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) is set for its biggest-ever Cruise Industry Awards, which will welcome almost 600 people this Sat.
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