CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Silversea incentive
Tuesday | Sep 19 2023SILVERSEA Cruises has unveiled its “sell and sail” incentive for travel advisors booking two or more select oceangoing voyages.
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Uniworld offer
Tuesday | Sep 19 2023UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruise Collection is offering 20% off all 2024 and 2025 voyages for Australians.
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Carnival is vegan
Tuesday | Sep 19 2023CARNIVAL Cruise Line has introduced a new vegan dining room menu, with the company’s chefs to create more new food options for guests fleetwide as culinary additions continue.
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RCI to hit the beach
Tuesday | Sep 19 2023ROYAL Caribbean International’s (RCI) Antigua beach club is on course to begin construction next year, with plans to be finalised by the end of 2023, according to Minister of Tourism Charles Fernandez.
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Porthole 19 Sep 23
Tuesday | Sep 19 2023SEAWEED is taking over our coral reefs, but there is one solution for all the green thumbs out there – “seaweeding”.
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Hitchen to lead CruiseHQ
Monday | Sep 18 2023FLIGHT Centre Travel Group (FCTG) has appointed Caroline Hitchen (pictured) as General Manager of its newly established CruiseHQ wholesale division (CW breaking news).
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Seabourn Kimberley ’24
Monday | Sep 18 2023SEABOURN Cruise Line’s Seabourn Pursuit will offer six 10-day voyages in the Kimberley between Broome and Darwin from Jun-Aug, as part of her first season in the region (CW 27 Feb).
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RCI reveals adults-only beach escape
Monday | Sep 18 2023ROYAL Caribbean International (RCI) has revealed its all-new Hideaway Beach, the highly anticipated adults-only beachfront opening in Jan at Perfect Day at CocoCay.
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TA hosting cruise lunches
Monday | Sep 18 2023TRAVEL Associates (TA) is currently hosting luxury cruise luncheons across Australia, bringing in more than 650 new-to-brand clients.
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Disney vax rules
Monday | Sep 18 2023DISNEY Cruise Line’s COVID-19 vaccination and testing requirements in Australia are no longer in effect, the company has announced, reflecting the change to local laws.
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