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THE Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection’s expansion into Australia went up another gear this week, with the cruise line making three new additions.
A number of local NSW councils and tourism leaders have united to chart a course for rural cruise growth in Newcastle, with the aim of enhancing cruise visitor experiences.
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) celebrated its partnership with the 72nd Sydney Film Festival last night, hosting travel partners and guests at an exclusive screening of The Ballad of Wallis Island at the State Theatre.
PROSPECTORS flocked to regional Victoria 200 years ago when gold was discovered, but new details about a shipwreck off the coast of Colombia may trigger even more hysteria.
CUNARD Line has unveiled Queen Elizabeth’s (pictured) new Mediterranean 2027/28 season, which will feature 65 new voyages over 22 weeks.
REGENT Seven Seas Cruises has unveiled The Skyview Regent Suite, which the line is calling the largest all-inclusive, ultra-luxury cruise ship stateroom in history.
VARIETY Cruises has completed a fleetwide refurbishment project, including a full renovation of the Greece-based line’s Galileo (pictured).
VIKING has announced 14 new ocean itineraries for 2026 and 2027, which are now open for booking.
MALAYSIA is eyeing cruise tourism, according to local media reports, proposing the northwestern destination of Penang as a cruise hub.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line is currently trialling a new Express Dining option on one of its ships, in response to customer feedback about the main dining room experience on the cruise line’s ships.
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