CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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PARTNER SITES
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Encore avoids Red
Tuesday | Jul 30 2024SEABOURN Cruise Line has unveiled a range of new itineraries for Seabourn Encore next year, as part of a a repositioning designed to avoid hostility in the Red Sea.
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The king of cruises
Tuesday | Jul 30 2024PRINCESS Cruises’ Crown Princess is soon set to call Sydney home, with the 100-day countdown on until the arrival of the biggest ship the line has ever based year-round in Australia.
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Travel24 adds more
Tuesday | Jul 30 2024WITH just over a week until the new industry event Travel24, additional key sessions and speakers have been added to the already packed program.
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Porthole 30 Jul 24
Tuesday | Jul 30 2024A cruise ship may not be the first destination to come to mind when thinking of Time’s annual World’s Greatest Places list, but Royal Caribbean International’s new Icon of the Seas has been bestowed with a feature in this year’s issue.
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Royal’s Icon now at 132%
Monday | Jul 29 2024SUSTAINED demand for cruise holidays and record onboard spend levels has led Royal Caribbean Group to post strong financial results for Q2 2024.
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Princess sends half the fleet to Alaska
Monday | Jul 29 2024PRINCESS Cruises will deploy eight ships to Alaska for 2026, with its newly launched schedule seeing 180 itineraries visiting 19 destinations across the region.
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P&Os gold medals
Monday | Jul 29 2024CRUISERS booked on P&O Cruises during the Olympic Games in Paris won’t miss a minute of the action, with the line screening events onboard.
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Skagway landslide
Monday | Jul 29 2024CRUISE ships visiting the Alaskan port of Skagway had to make alternative plans last week after a landslide closed the White Pass and Yukon Route Railway, and 80km of the South Klondike Highway.
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Barcelona tax hike
Monday | Jul 29 2024CRUISE ships visiting Barcelona will be slugged with a higher tax on day visitors as the city continues its fight against overtourism.
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Stockholm powers
Monday | Jul 29 2024SWEDEN’S first shore power unit has been switched on for the first time, with AIDA Cruises becoming the first to plug into the facility after two years under construction.
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