CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Porthole 05 Sep 23
Tuesday | Sep 5 2023MORE commonly spotted at sea, a mischievous suburban otter is being blamed for the theft of rare koi carp worth about $200,000.
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CW breaking news – FCTG makes a range of Cruiseabout and CruiseHQ appointments
Tuesday | Sep 5 2023Darren Lloyd has been tapped to lead FCTG’s new cruise arm. Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG)…
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CW breaking news – Helloworld debuts new Cruiseco Platinum Club
Tuesday | Sep 5 2023Phil Hoffmann Travel, Hunter Travel Group and Clean Cruising join forces as foundation members. In a…
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Cruise surges 150% for TravelManagers
Monday | Sep 4 2023CRUISE is an increasingly important product segment for TravelManagers, with year-to-date cruise sales across the network already amounting to more than one and a half times the same period last year.
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Cruise set for record in ’23
Monday | Sep 4 2023AUSTRALIA’S cruise market will outdo pre-pandemic levels over the coming season, Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Chair Ben Angell shared at last week’s Australian Cruise Association Conference.
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Cruise Month kit
Monday | Sep 4 2023A new Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) toolkit is equipping agents with a wealth of digital resources for Cruise Month in Oct (CW 08 Aug).
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APT delighted
Monday | Sep 4 2023APT is delighted to be National Travel Industry Awards (NTIA) nominees again, and is asking for help to get to the winner’s podium.
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Uniworld on screen
Monday | Sep 4 2023UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruises is hosting a number of ‘Aperitivo at the Pictures’, which will combine a showcase of the line’s voyages with the new A Haunting in Venice movie.
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SCL OneSource
Monday | Sep 4 2023SEABOURN Cruise Line (SCL) has become part of the OneSource travel advisor platform, which covers other Carnival brands including Princess, HAL and Cunard.
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Windstar on show
Monday | Sep 4 2023WINDSTAR Cruises is “for travellers, not tourists”, with the boutique line’s sailing yachts and all-suite vessels carrying just 148-342 guests, “making them just the right size to visit places big ships can’t navigate or can no longer go”, the company said.
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