CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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New board for ACA
Thursday | Sep 18 2025PORT of Brisbane Executive General Manager Brendan Connell has been elected as the new Chair of the Australian Cruise Association (ACA).
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Porthole 18 Sep 25
Thursday | Sep 18 2025IT’S a tired old cliche that the worst part of a holiday is when you have to go home, especially when you’re on one of those private Caribbean islands run by the cruise lines.
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CW breaking news – Eight new river cruise ships for AmaWaterways
Thursday | Sep 18 2025Once fulfilled, the order will have seen AmaWaterways double its global fleet in a decade. AmaWaterways…
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TM targeting massive cruise uplift
Wednesday | Sep 17 2025CRUISE will be one of the key markets TravelManagers (TM) will focus on over the next year, with Executive GM Michael Gazal floating massive targets for the company’s travel advisors.
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Brands fall into autumn
Wednesday | Sep 17 2025FELLOW Carnival Corporation brands Holland America Line (HAL) and Princess Cruises have launched their 2027 Canada and New England seasons, both featuring extensive exposure to the region’s autumn foliage.
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Viking Tonle launches in Asia
Wednesday | Sep 17 2025VIKING has officially welcomed its newest river ship, Viking Tonle, into its fleet (CW 15 Nov 2023).
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Viking back at NTIA
Wednesday | Sep 17 2025FINALISTS in the 2025 NTIAs will again enjoy a dedicated celebration thanks to the support of Viking.
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Aqua to the Arctic
Wednesday | Sep 17 2025SVALBARD and the Arctic Circle will be graced by Aqua Expeditions’ new icebreaker-turned-luxury-superyacht Aqua Lares (CW 08 Aug) as part of its maiden deployment.
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NCL no show fees
Wednesday | Sep 17 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line has become the latest line to introduce fees for passengers who no-show a reservation at one of its speciality restaurants.
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HL goes bilingual
Wednesday | Sep 17 2025HAPAG-LLOYD Cruises has confirmed its five ships – Europa, Europa II and three Hanseatic vessels – will operate with both English and German as primary languages, with the move effective from 01 Jan.
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