CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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CLIA creates new North American MD role 14 Sep 23
Thursday | Sep 14 2023CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has welcomed Jason Park to the newly created position of Managing Director in North America and SVP for Global Government Affairs.
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Trade key to Captain Cook’s new era
Wednesday | Sep 13 2023CAPTAIN Cook Cruises Fiji is embarking on a new era of small ship luxury expedition cruising in Fiji with the arrival of Caledonian Sky (pictured), with the company seeing the travel trade as key to the brand’s evolution.
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APT says Serenity now on the Mekong
Wednesday | Sep 13 2023THE first sailing of APT’s Mekong Serenity has set out, marking the maiden voyage of the newest ship on the Mekong.
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Celestyal on a big fat Greek Journey
Wednesday | Sep 13 2023CELESTYAL Cruises last night invited around 50 trade partners to a viewing of My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 in Sydney.
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Viking regional roadshow
Wednesday | Sep 13 2023VIKING has announced 16 complimentary regional Viking Explorer Sessions around Australia, which are now open for registration.
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Aurora runs aground
Wednesday | Sep 13 2023AURORA Expeditions’ Ocean Explorer, which the cruise line has been operating temporarily in place of Greg Mortimer (CW 26 Jul), has run aground in Greenland.
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She sells Seychelles
Wednesday | Sep 13 2023EMERALD Cruises has announced its luxury yacht sailings through to Apr 2026, featuring new voyages in the Seychelles, and updated itineraries in Europe and Central America.
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Viking adds to Nile
Wednesday | Sep 13 2023VIKING has announced additional Nile sailings through 2026, with bookings open now for the inaugural season of the cruise line’s sixth ship on the river, Viking Sobek.
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Porthole 13 Sep 23
Wednesday | Sep 13 2023ONE may think a US$100,000 suite might prove somewhat difficult to move, but as Disney Cruise Line has proved time and again, anything with Mickey Mouse ears on it sells quickly.
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