CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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NCL’s new brand platform
Tuesday | Jan 13 2026NORWEGIAN Cruise Line has officially debuted its new brand campaign, ‘It’s Different Out Here’, which was launched on the company’s social media earlier this month (CW 05 Jan).
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Go discover more
Tuesday | Jan 13 2026SILVERSEA is offering travellers unlimited discovery and up to 40% off, as part of its latest sale.
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Hutri’s mega fam
Tuesday | Jan 13 2026HURTIGRUTEN is offering travel advisors the chance to join its ultimate Norway mega famil, a 12-day adventure from Kirkenes to Oslo in Sep.
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Ama’s new brand
Tuesday | Jan 13 2026AMAWATERWAYS’ new logo (CW 23 Dec) represents real cut through, chief executive Catherine Powell said.
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Imagine a new CEO
Tuesday | Jan 13 2026TONY Roberts has succeeded Robin Deller as Imagine Cruising’s chief executive officer, as part of a planned transition within the company’s overall strategic growth plan.
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Pearl unveils 2026-2027
Monday | Jan 12 2026PEARL Expeditions has unveiled its 2026-2027 calendar of cruises, which will travel to some of the world’s most remote destinations.
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Seabourn takes on the world
Monday | Jan 12 2026SEABOURN Cruise Line’s 2026 world cruise set sail last week, after a Hollywood gala on the eve of the departure.
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Royal breaks ground
Monday | Jan 12 2026MIAMI Mayor Daniella Levine Cava joined Royal Caribbean Group and its partners late last week to celebrate the groundbreaking of the company’s new cruise terminal at PortMiami.
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Fly free with Viking
Monday | Jan 12 2026FLY free, get a flight upgrade, or save up to $5,000 per couple as part of Viking’s Explorer Sale.
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Royal to downsize for next ship class?
Monday | Jan 12 2026ROYAL Caribbean is reportedly preparing to order a brand new class of ships, according to France’s Le Marin, which sources indicate could be the long-awaited ‘Discovery-class’.
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