CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Hapag heads south
Monday | Apr 28 2025HAPAG-LLOYD Cruises is taking guests to the Weddell Sea, Cape Horn, and the fjords and channels of Chile, with its 2025/26 Antarctica cruises.
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A HAL of a party
Monday | Apr 28 2025HOLLAND America Line’s (HAL) two Grand Voyages rendezvoued in Barcelona on Thu for an overnight visit.
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Explore more F1
Monday | Apr 28 2025EXPLORA Journeys guests now have access to the exclusive F1 Monaco Triple Crown Hospitality Experience at the Monaco Grand Prix.
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Tamarind refresh
Monday | Apr 28 2025HOLLAND America Line’s refreshed Tamarind restaurant is set to deliver new Asian dishes, with more than a dozen new options to debut on the menu.
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Porthole 28 Apr 25
Monday | Apr 28 2025IMAGES have been released of a major US Navy aircraft carrier from WWII, which is now sitting at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.
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Norwegian building new booking tool
Thursday | Apr 24 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line is building a proprietary in-house booking engine to help passengers add supplementary elements to their cruise.
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Seabourn 2026-27 blooms
Thursday | Apr 24 2025SEABOURN has unveiled its 2026-27 fall, winter, and spring seasons, with new itineraries across Japan, the Caribbean, and Southeast Asia.
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Grand Voyage exclusives
Thursday | Apr 24 2025BUCKET list destinations and rarely visited ports-of-call will feature in two new Grand Voyages unveiled yesterday by Holland America Line (HAL).
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Crystal 2027 cruises
Thursday | Apr 24 2025CRYSTAL has launched new sailings for the second half of 2027, which will include Iceland, the fjords of Chile, and the Mediterranean.
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AZ back to Alaska
Thursday | Apr 24 2025A NEW package of immersive cruisetours has been released by Azamara Cruises ahead of its return to Alaska for the 2026 summer season.
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