CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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New Pandaw cruise
Tuesday | Jul 9 2024PANDAW’S unique new 21-night itinerary combines Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay and Laos’ Mekong.
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Teiotu at Travel24
Tuesday | Jul 9 2024MSC Cruises Managing Director Lisa Teiotu (pictured) is the latest executive to join the speaker line-up at Travel24, a new one-day industry event hosted by Cruise Weekly sister title Travel Daily.
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Metal meets water
Tuesday | Jul 9 2024THE 70000TONS OF METAL festival is set to go on sale on Thu, billed as “the world’s biggest heavy metal cruise”.
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Porthole 09 Jul 24
Tuesday | Jul 9 2024PERHAPS the problem with being an influencer in this hyper-connected social media driven world is people listen to what you say…and interpret it in many different ways.
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Agents key for Ritz-Carlton
Monday | Jul 8 2024TRAVEL advisors will be key for The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection (RCYC) in Australia, new Vice President and General Manager Seb Seward told Cruise Weekly.
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Caledonian Sky to head to Europe
Monday | Jul 8 2024TRAVELMARVEL has unveiled its Europe Coastal Cruising program for next year, with 13 brand-new itineraries.
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Dear future RCI cruiser
Monday | Jul 8 2024GRAMMY Award-winning musician Meghan Trainor will add cruise ship godmother to her illustrious CV, chosen by Royal Caribbean to name its new Oasis-class ship, Utopia of the Seas.
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Hurtigruten hires
Monday | Jul 8 2024HURTIGRUTEN Group has boosted its presence in the Asia-Pacific region with new appointments across its sales, marketing, PR and customer service teams.
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Lines avoid Beryl
Monday | Jul 8 2024NINE major cruise ships sailing in the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico have adjusted their itineraries to avoid the path of Hurricane Beryl.
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HAL grand sale
Monday | Jul 8 2024HOLLAND America Line (HAL) is offering a new rate for travellers booking 2025 Grand World Voyage cruises sailing aboard Zuiderdam.
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