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.
EMERALD Cruises has announced a major multi-ship expansion beginning in 2026 which will see the line unveil two new superyachts and its first-ever ship on the Seine (CW breaking news yesterday).
AZAMARA has unveiled ‘Destination Immersion Elevated’, a new program that focuses on destination expansion, authentic local cuisine, cultural engagement, and enhanced excursions.
MSC World America has sailed into her new year-round home port in Miami for the first time ahead of a christening ceremony set for tomorrow.
CARNIVAL Corporation has finalised an agreement with Fincantieri for two next-generation ships for AIDA Cruises, set for delivery in 2030 and 2032.
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NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has cancelled all Norwegian Sky voyages departing on or after 20 Aug 2026, with the Sun-class ship to leave the cruise line’s fleet.
PAUL Gauguin Cruises has completed the refurbishment of its flagship Paul Gauguin (CW 11 Dec).
CRUISE lines incorporated in the United States saw a sea of red in their share prices to start the week, as global stock markets crashed.
VIKING 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.
PRINCESS 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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