CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Orkney limits?
Tuesday | Aug 22 2023THE Scottish archipelago of Orkney is considering restricting cruise traffic, it announced last week.
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RCI kicking goals
Tuesday | Aug 22 2023FRENCH Ligue 1 soccer team AS Monaco is on board with Royal Caribbean International (RCI) as a premium partner.
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Porthole 22 Aug 23
Tuesday | Aug 22 2023CARNIVAL Cruise Line is preparing to welcome its third BOLT: Ultimate Sea Coaster, which is taking shape atop the company’s next ship Carnival Jubilee.
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CW breaking news – Carnival Australia chief Marguerite Fitzgerald resigns
Monday | Aug 21 2023President of P&O Cruises Australia and Carnival Australia stepping down effective immediately. Carnival Australia President Marguerite…
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Give a hand for Viking!
Monday | Aug 21 2023VIKING’S newest Nile ship has been named in Aswan by acclaimed architect Richard Riveire, with the 82-guest Viking Aton (pictured inset) joining the cruise line’s growing Egypt fleet.
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New Zealand cruise sector confident
Monday | Aug 21 2023THE Kiwi cruise industry turned out in force last Fri for the 2023 New Zealand Cruise Association (NZCA) conference, which took place at Otautahi Christchurch’s Town Hall.
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Scenic seeing double!
Monday | Aug 21 2023THE world’s first-ever “double Eclipse” took place in West Greenland last week, but you wouldn’t have seen if it if you were looking skyward.
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All Cunard ships to have shorepower
Monday | Aug 21 2023CUNARD Line has enabled shorepower capability across its fleet, after Queen Elizabeth’s recent retrofitting.
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Scenic webinar
Monday | Aug 21 2023SCENIC Luxury Cruises & Tours has announced an exclusive Kimberley webinar, hosted by the company’s Scenic Eclipse Discovery Experts Jason Flesher and Mike Cusack.
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Captain Cook deal
Monday | Aug 21 2023CAPTAIN Cook Cruises Fiji is offering its twin share rate for single cruisers for a limited time, in a boon for solo travellers.
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