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.
MICHELLE Bartolo has been appointed as Head of Public Relations at P&O Cruises Australia.
ROYAL Caribbean Group (RCG) has unveiled its latest Seastainability Report, which provides a comprehensive update on the revamp of its environmental, social, and governance framework, highlighting efforts to reduce emissions both on board and in port.
THE German port of Kiel (pictured) will install an expanded shorepower facility for passenger cruise ships, with Siemens winning a 17 million tender to build the facility.
NEW Zealand cruise line Heritage Expeditions’ Heritage Adventurer is getting ready to sail, as the country’s border nears its opening.
SOLO fares on river cruises in the United States with American Queen Voyages have been cut by thousands for those booking before the end of next month.
CREATIVE Cruising is offering exclusive bonus value with Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), and double rewards for bookings made throughout May and Jun.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line guests departing aboard Mardi Gras from Port Canaveral on the weekend got a “free extra” with their sailing, witnessing a SpaceX rocket launch from nearby Cape Canaveral (pictured).
THE emerging cruise market of Fiji (pictured) is hungry for expansion, but wants to “do cruise better” than some of the world’s other large destinations, Tourism Fiji Chief Executive Officer, Brent Hill, told Cruise Weekly at this week’s Fijian Tourism Expo.
AN “epic journey of discovery” aboard Coral Adventurer (pictured) to the remote Wallis and Futuna Islands is being promoted by Coral Expeditions.
VIKING Cruises has taken delivery of Viking Mars, its eighth ocean vessel which is scheduled to head to Australia and NZ later this year.
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