CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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NCL adds 500 voyages
Thursday | Jul 24 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has unveiled more than 500 new voyages for its 2027 northern spring/summer season, departing from nearly 30 different ports.
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New MSC ship to offer World of entertainment
Thursday | Jul 24 2025MSC Cruises’ upcoming new flagship MSC World Asia will boast the line’s widest range of entertainment venues when she begins sailing in Dec 2026.
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SeaDream launches ’28
Thursday | Jul 24 2025SEADREAM Yacht Club has launched its 2028 Caribbean itineraries, with highlights including more visits to the Virgin Islands, more beach parties, more round trips, and more yachting voyages in the Bahamas.
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New Pearl website
Thursday | Jul 24 2025PEARL Expeditions has launched its new website, providing a comprehensive overview of the cruise line’s voyages in 2025 and 2026.
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Paint the town blue
Thursday | Jul 24 2025SHOREX Australia has partnered with Bluey World in Brisbane to create a tour for guests disembarking from Carnival Cruise Line ships.
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Celestyal revs up
Thursday | Jul 24 2025CELESTYAL Cruises has launched an Abu Dhabi Formula 1-inspired itinerary, which will be joined by British former driver David Coulthard.
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Aurora spices up
Thursday | Jul 24 2025PEPR Agency has set sail with Aurora Expeditions as its full-time communications partner for Australia, following a number of months working with the cruise line on a consultancy basis (CW 05 Dec).
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NZ cruise in focus
Thursday | Jul 24 2025THE New Zealand cruise industry and the country’s government have united for discussions on the future of the sector.
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Porthole 24 Jul 25
Thursday | Jul 24 2025CRUISING takes travellers to some of the world’s most stunning places, but some people just can’t be pleased.
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ACA to rock out with int’l speakers
Wednesday | Jul 23 2025MORE than 10 new speakers have joined the line-up for this year’s Australian Cruise Association (ACA) Conference, which returns to Fremantle 20 years after the city last hosted.
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