CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Sun rises on new Princess Japan season
Thursday | Sep 21 2023PRINCESS Cruises will shine a light on the best of Japan with newly announced cruises and cruisetours in 2025.
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Quark can bear-ly contain its excitement
Thursday | Sep 21 2023QUARK Expedition’s Arctic 2025 season launched yesterday, with the cruise line inviting travellers to “rethink their bucket list”.
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Azamara’s new fab four
Thursday | Sep 21 2023AZAMARA has released four new itineraries featuring special holiday celebrations across Spain, Portugal, Asia, and more.
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Viking Mississippi out of service Jan
Thursday | Sep 21 2023VIKING has advised clients that its Viking Mississippi river ship, which cruises its namesake river, will be taken out of service in Jan and Feb for a “periodic assessment”, meaning several departures on its Heart of the Delta itinerary are cancelled.
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HX is plugged in
Thursday | Sep 21 2023HX, the brand formerly known as Hurtigruten Expeditions (CW 20 Sep), has become the first cruise line to establish shorepower connection in Iceland.
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Robyn Sinfield is on the chat…
Thursday | Sep 21 2023HOME Travel Company’s Robyn Sinfield is the special guest on this week’s episode of The Chat with Jenny.
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Le Boat to Canada
Thursday | Sep 21 2023EUROPEAN boat rental operator Le Boat is expanding into Canada with the launch of a new base on the Trent Severn Waterway in central Ontario, connecting Lake Ontario and Georgian Bay.
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HAL gets fresher
Thursday | Sep 21 2023HOLLAND America Line has announced a new global fresh fish program which promises seafood from “port to plate in less than 48 hours”.
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Porthole 21 Sep 23
Thursday | Sep 21 2023NORWEGIAN Cruise Line’s “Free at Sea” offer has proven to be a real crowd-pleaser – but unfortunately the all-inclusive drinks package isn’t such a hit with Spanish taxation authorities.
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New CLIA hire
Wednesday | Sep 20 2023CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) has appointed a Director of Government Affairs, Hugh Cavill, a role which will strengthen the industry’s presence among policymakers and stakeholders across Australia.
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