CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Explorer arrives in WA
Tuesday | Feb 10 2026REGENT Seven Seas Cruises’ (RSSC) Seven Seas Explorer (pictured) has sailed into Perth for her maiden visit to WA.
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Go discover more
Tuesday | Feb 10 2026SILVERSEA is offering travellers limitless discovery and up to 40% off, as part of its latest sale.
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ATIA AAC refresh
Tuesday | Feb 10 2026HELLOWORLD Travel general manger cruise Steve Brady is among three new members of the Australian Travel Industry Association’s (ATIA) refreshed Accreditation Advisory Committee, which will help shape the sector’s direction.
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Bolette refresh
Tuesday | Feb 10 2026FRED. Olsen Cruise Lines’ Bolette has set sail following her successful dry dock.
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Dry docks to impact RCG’s Q2 earnings
Monday | Feb 9 2026ROYAL Caribbean Group’s Q2 net yield growth will be negatively impacted by dry dock days, according to a recent Truist equity research report.
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The dream is over for local Alaskan line
Monday | Feb 9 2026FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD small-ship cruise line Alaskan Dream Cruises has ceased operations, cancelling all future sailings for travellers.
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Play it again, Viking
Monday | Feb 9 2026VIKING hosted its world cruise guests aboard Viking Star at an exclusive Australian Brandenburg Orchestra performance in Sydney last week.
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NCL back to S. America
Monday | Feb 9 2026NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has announced it will return to South America and Antarctica for the 2027-28 winter season, following a two-year hiatus.
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Bigger port for Tampa?
Monday | Feb 9 2026FLORIDA’S Tampa Bay may be able to accommodate larger cruise ships in the future, if a new terminal proposed by SSA Marine is approved.
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Porthole 09 Feb 26
Monday | Feb 9 2026CHINESE scientists have uncovered entire colonies of life thriving more than 10 kilometres below the surface of the ocean, in conditions once thought impossible.
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