CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Taylor to Riviera
Thursday | Jun 6 2024RIVIERA Travel River Cruises has appointed Steven Taylor as International Sales Manager to drive expansion in Australia.
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Croisi all-inclusive
Thursday | Jun 6 2024CROISIEUROPE has introduced its all-inclusive offering on Mekong cruises, with savings of up to 500 (A$817) on select departures.
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Porthole 06 Jun 24
Thursday | Jun 6 2024ALASKA’S cruise season has just begun, and passengers visiting the state may be lucky enough to witness an odd natural phenomenon currently taking place.
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P&O “not sustainable” in Australia
Wednesday | Jun 5 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line President Christine Duffy has told Cruise Weekly the decision to integrate the P&O Cruises Australia brand into the flagship line assures the best opportunity for the company to continue sailing Down Under.
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Little to chair CLIA board
Wednesday | Jun 5 2024NEW Carnival Corporation Country Manager Peter Little has been elected Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Chair in Australasia, taking over from Norwegian Cruise Line Vice President & MD Ben Angell.
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Neonyx rep’d in Oz
Wednesday | Jun 5 2024NEONYX, a new cruise line that seeks to “present a new era of Mediterranean cruising”, has announced AVIAREPS Australia as its GSA.
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Porthole 05 Jun 24
Wednesday | Jun 5 2024THE worlds of cruise and aviation converged last week, in a most unfortunate way.
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P&O Cruises Australia to be retired
Tuesday | Jun 4 2024CARNIVAL Corporation will integrate P&O Cruises Australia into its flagship Carnival Cruise Line (CCL) brand from next year, in order to “strategically align its portfolio” and strengthen its performance in Australia and the Pacific region (CW breaking news).
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Queen Anne named in Liverpool
Tuesday | Jun 4 2024CUNARD Line has named the city of Liverpool as a godparent of its new ship Queen Anne, alongside five local icons, as tens of thousands of people gathered along the Mersey waterfront to witness the naming ceremony.
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