CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Cruise Weekly has reported all of the important cruise industry stories since 2007. Subscribers receive a weekly newsletter each issue with all the details behind the stories below.
MORE than 40 Sydney-based travel advisors (pictured inset) yesterday enjoyed a tour of Azamara Onward while she was docked at the city’s White Bay cruise terminal – but they had to be off the ship straight after a delectable lunch to make way for a totally full departure later in the day.
REGENT Seven Seas Cruises has announced a limited-time bonus offer of up to US$1,000 shipboard credit per suite.
VIRGIN Voyages is now working with LVMH subsidiary Starboard Cruise Services as its at-sea retailer, replacing Harding.
IT can be hard convincing cruise sceptics of the joy the industry provides, but Carnival Cruise Line has come up with a clever marketing scheme in the United States to encourage prospective “new to cruise” passengers not to judge a book by its cover.
TV Chef Karen Martini and former international cricket player Brett Lee (pictured) will headline Cunard Line’s Australian-themed voyages next year.
VIKING has introduced more than 1,000 travel advisors across the region to its small ships this summer cruise season.
COSTA Cruises will return to service in Asia from Jun, with a program of charter cruises including a season departing from South Korea aboard Costa Serena.
DISNEY Cruise Line will take guests on extraordinary adventures with the return of Pixar Day at Sea and Marvel Day at Sea early next year.
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