CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 22 Sep 25
Monday | Sep 22 2025MUSICIANS sometimes take their songs in strange, all-too-literal directions.
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Expedition key to TM success
Friday | Sep 19 2025THE rising expedition sector will be key to TravelManagers achieving its aggressive growth target for the cruise industry, GM Cruise Jeff Leckey has told CW.
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Regional WA to enjoy cruise visitor boom
Friday | Sep 19 2025SOUTHERN WA is set to enjoy a healthy economic boost during the upcoming cruise season, which has the potential to bring more than 22,500 visitors to Albany and Esperance.
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Alaska achieves an Encore
Friday | Sep 19 2025SEABOURN Cruise Line will deploy a new ship to Alaska next year, with Seabourn Encore (pictured) set to deliver the line’s expedition program in 2026.
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Ponant Discovery
Friday | Sep 19 2025PONANT Explorations is inviting agents and their clients to the final edition of its 2025 Discovery Sessions this Oct, with events across Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth.
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Murray solo savings
Friday | Sep 19 2025MURRAY River Paddlesteamers is offering half-price solo surcharge for new bookings for three-night sailings on Emmylou from now until Dec, unless sold out.
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Margaritaville at Sea’s agent portal
Friday | Sep 19 2025MARGARITAVILLE at Sea has launched a new platform dedicated to travel agents.
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Princess promotes
Friday | Sep 19 2025PRINCESS Cruises has announce the promotion of Carmen Roig to Senior Vice President of Sales.
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Journeys to Hawaii
Friday | Sep 19 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line is launching its first-ever dedicated series of Hawaii cruises, with Carnival Legend to homeport in Long Beach from Oct 2027-Apr 2028.
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SH takes action
Friday | Sep 19 2025SWAN Hellenic has launched a lionfish initiative in Chania – a city in Crete, Greece – to help control and raise awareness of Mediterranean invasive species.
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