CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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C360 grows to two days
Monday | Sep 2 2024CRUISE Lines International Association’s Cruise360 conference will extend to two days next year (CW breaking news Fri), and will make a return to Brisbane.
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Princess catches finals fever
Monday | Sep 2 2024EVERY cruise line executive knows they need to be able to make quick decisions, plan on the go, and be able to put trust in teammates – skills also needed by AFL players at the highest level.
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Third Pandaw ship
Monday | Sep 2 2024PANDAW will introduce a third ship to its Lower Mekong itineraries in response to increased demand over the 2025 peak season.
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Alaska wi-fi speed
Monday | Sep 2 2024ROYAL Caribbean Group has begun a community-based program to bring Starlink high-speed internet to locals, cruise guests and businesses in the Alaskan city of Juneau.
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MSC Greek dreams
Monday | Sep 2 2024WARM winter temperatures will see MSC Cruises base a ship in Turkiye and Greece throughout the northern winter for the first time.
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Celestyal cuts 50%
Monday | Sep 2 2024CELESTYAL Cruises has launched a new spring sale offering travellers up to 50% savings on more than 120 global itineraries.
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Lines defy protest
Monday | Sep 2 2024VIRGIN Voyages docked in Amsterdam this past weekend despite ongoing environment protests which have caused numerous other lines to divert to alternate Dutch ports.
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Porthole 02 Sep 24
Monday | Sep 2 2024AVID readers of Cruise Weekly will remember our report earlier this year on Life at Sea Cruises, which promised a 3.5-year world cruise only to cancel because it failed to find a ship to operate it.
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CW breaking news – Cruise360 to move to two full days
Friday | Aug 30 2024The conference will also be returning to Brisbane, CLIA has announced. Next year’s Cruise360 conference will…
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CLIA helping industry thrive
Friday | Aug 30 2024CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) Managing Director Joel Katz asserted the industry’s aim to secure the right regulatory settings which will allow cruising to “thrive into the future in a well-managed way”.
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