CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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‘More for less’ sale
Tuesday | Apr 8 2025VIKING is offering savings of up to 30% on selected ocean and river voyages under its new ‘Discover More for Less’ sale, on until 30 Jun.
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Princess to a Queen
Tuesday | Apr 8 2025PRINCESS Cruises’ Julian De Carlo is getting a “royal upgrade”, taking up a new role within Carnival Corporation as Cunard Line’s Trade Marketing & Event Specialist.
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Zurvas to Celestyal
Tuesday | Apr 8 2025JARROD Zurvas has announced he has taken up a new role as Celestyal Cruises Director of Business Development for Asia, which will see him move to Kuala Lumpur, Maylasia.
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Porthole 08 Apr 25
Tuesday | Apr 8 2025CONTRARY to what you might think, it’s not always easy being the billionaire owner of a megayacht.
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CW breaking news – Emerald to introduce three new ships from next year
Monday | Apr 7 2025The news was announced at Seatrade Cruise Global in Miami this evening. Emerald Cruises is introducing…
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Carnival serves up an Ace or three
Monday | Apr 7 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line has unveiled its strategic plans over the next five years, which will include new ships, fleet enhancements, exclusive destinations, and more.
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Travelmarvel unveils ’26
Monday | Apr 7 2025TRAVELMARVEL has released its 2026 Europe season, which introduces Small Group Journeys as well the operator’s brand-new ship, Travelmarvel Rigel (CW 08 Nov 2024).
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MSC’s new Barca terminal
Monday | Apr 7 2025MSC Group’s cruise division has officially inaugurated its new terminal (pictured) at the Port of Barcelona, on the occasion of the first call of Explora II.
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HX celebrates 130
Monday | Apr 7 2025HX is celebrating 130 years of exploring the edge, having taken curious cruisers beyond the horizon since 1896.
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Two Queens in HK
Monday | Apr 7 2025CUNARD Line’s Queen Elizabeth recently joined the new Queen Anne in Hong Kong for the first meeting between the two ships.
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