CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Tassie milestone
Friday | Feb 7 2025TASMANIA is celebrating a milestone for its cruise sector this week, with the state welcoming its 1.5 millionth cruise passenger into the Port of Hobart since the industry’s resurgence in 2013.
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Cayman cruise win
Friday | Feb 7 2025A cruise pier development in the Cayman Islands could soon be a reality, after lawmakers agreed to hold a public referendum in Apr.
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New roles ahoy
Friday | Feb 7 2025JOSEPHINE Hanschmann has joined Silversea as its Campaign Marketing Manager.
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Discover World Asia
Friday | Feb 7 2025MSC Cruises is inviting agents to tune into an upcoming webinar to learn about MSC Cruises’ newest ship, MSC World Asia, set to launch in 2026.
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Great Chimu Sale
Friday | Feb 7 2025TRAVELLERS can now secure savings on Chimu Adventure’s’ Antarctic and South American cruises by taking advantage of the cruise line’s biggest sale for the year.
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Disney reinstates
Friday | Feb 7 2025DISNEY Cruise Line has reversed its decision to cancel a call to Noumea, New Caledonia, for Disney Wonder’s 10 Feb sailing.
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Porthole 07 Feb 25
Friday | Feb 7 2025ROYAL Caribbean’s former cruise ship, Song of America, has sung its last tune.
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CLIA hails Broome Port promise
Thursday | Feb 6 2025A new passenger terminal at WA’s Broome Port (pictured) would “help unlock enormous tourism opportunities” for the state if it goes ahead, according to the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA).
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Crystal unveils 1H 2027
Thursday | Feb 6 2025FOLLOWING the launch of the 2027 World Cruise, Crystal has now revealed the complete first half of its 2027 itineraries aboard Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony (CW 15 Jan).
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Xcel to bring the shore to the ship
Thursday | Feb 6 2025CELEBRITY Cruises’ upcoming ship Celebrity Xcel will debut an “industry-first transformational space”, The Bazaar, which will aim to “erase the line between ship and shore”.
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