CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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OCEANIA Cruises has announced its speciality voyages for next year, which will feature celebrated culinary figures, exclusive events, hosted shore excursions, and more.
CRUISEHQ has crowned its top Royal Caribbean travel advisor as part of its “iconic” incentive with the cruise line (CW 24 Jan).
FOR those who have a spare US$300 million (A$468 million)lying around, you soon may be able to score yourself a new Russian superyacht.
LAST year the Australian cruise industry came close to eclipsing its biggest-ever year in 2018, falling only 300,000 passengers short with 1.32 million.
FOUR Seasons Yachts has unveiled its Marina Day Experience, which aims to set a new benchmark for seaside programming in the cruise sector.
TUI Cruises and shipbuilder Fincantieri have launched their new ship Mein Schiff Flow in Monfalcone (pictured).
IMAGINE Cruising is offering a luxury all-inclusive Mekong cruise, visiting Vietnam and Cambodia across 21 nights, and available from $6,499pp – see page 4 for info.
FORMER President and CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Frank Del Rio has reportedly taken up a Director role with Cruise Saudi.
CELESTYAL Cruises has launched its European summer campaign, offering up to 60% off cruises, free shore excursions, and bonus credit.
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