CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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ABERCROMBIE & Kent (A&K) Travel Group is hiring for a number of roles across both its flagship brand and its Crystal cruise line.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line’s 2023 Walk for Wellness has smashed its early registration targets, with the most diverse range of industry participants in the event’s history.
AURORA Expeditions has confirmed Ocean Explorer has been successfully freed from her grounding in Greenland (CW 13 Sep).
CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s Carnival Luminosa (pictured) has departed from Seattle on the company’s longest-ever itinerary, with the 30-night trans-Pacific repositioning voyage ending in Brisbane on 15 Oct.
TRAVELLERS are being invited to set sail on a festive voyage with Oceania Cruises, with the company today detailing its 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 holiday season sailings.
P&O Cruises Australia Key Account Manager Erin King last week hosted 50 travel advisors on a morning whale watching cruise in Brisbane.
ROYAL Caribbean International is opening Icon of the Seas’ 2025-26 bookings three months early, due to a record-breaking response for the upcoming ship’s first season next year.
EMBRACE the continued evolution of Oceania Cruises in 2025, with the addition of Allura to its fleet.
CHINA’S first home-made luxury ship has completed its test voyage, after six days and 1,600 nautical miles, local media has reported.
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