CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Albatros’ Arctic success
Wednesday | Oct 4 2023ALBATROS Expeditions has successfully wrapped up its 2023 Arctic season onboard its newest vessel, Ocean Albatros (pictured), the sister ship of Ocean Victory.
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Royal special deals
Wednesday | Oct 4 2023ROYAL Caribbean is offering 30% savings for every guest plus kids fares from $29 per day on select Quantum, Icon, Ovation and Spectrum of the seas sailings, with deals valid until 31 Oct – CLICK HERE.
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NCL for Europe
Wednesday | Oct 4 2023NORWEGIAN Cruise Line is showcasing its huge offering in Europe, with over 170 ports of call and 250-plus unique itineraries, meaning now is the time to book for clients – more details on the cover page.
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Celestyal US chief
Wednesday | Oct 4 2023CELESTYAL Cruises has named Crystal Cruises VP of Sales & Trade Partnerships, Brandon Townsley, as VP and MD for North America.
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Princess Cruises unveils new vegan menu
Wednesday | Oct 4 2023PRINCESS Cruises says it’s responding to “surging demand for plant-based cuisine” with the introduction of new vegan menus across its fleet.
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Adora sets sail
Wednesday | Oct 4 2023THE former Costa Mediterranea last weekend formally joined China’s Adora Cruises after a Singapore refit, and will operate year-round from its new base in Tianjin, cruising to Japan and Korea.
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Aranui discounts
Wednesday | Oct 4 2023ARANUI Cruises is offering 50% off fares for the second guest in a twin-share room, and has also removed the single supplement on its 2024 Pitcairn and Austral Island departures.
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Porthole 04 Oct 23
Wednesday | Oct 4 2023THE cruise industry is so intoxicating some people just can’t stay away – for example former Carnival Corporation public affairs chief David Jones.
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Eden wharf extension changes proposed
Tuesday | Oct 3 2023THE Eden Breakwater Wharf Extension is a step closer to reality, with the Port Authority of NSW inviting the local community to have their say on a series of proposed modifications.
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