CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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FCTG to debut CruiseHQ
Wednesday | Aug 30 2023FLIGHT Centre Travel Group’s (FCTG) new cruise wholesale operation is expected to be named CruiseHQ, Cruise Weekly can exclusively reveal today.
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Hurti ships meet up
Wednesday | Aug 30 2023THE world’s first battery-hybrid cruise ships – Hurtigruten’s Roald Amundsen and Fridtjof Nansen – met in the Northwest Passage earlier this week (pictured).
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Creative seeks GM
Wednesday | Aug 30 2023HELLOWORLD Travel’s newly acquired Creative Cruising has launched a recruitment campaign for a number of roles including a new General Manager, the role formerly held by Caroline Hitchen, who is understood to have left.
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MSC sponsorship
Wednesday | Aug 30 2023MSC Cruises has announced it will be the official sponsor of the upcoming Italian film festival, scheduled to screen around Australia from 19 Sep to 25 Oct.
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New The Chat ep
Wednesday | Aug 30 2023A new episode of The Chat with Jenny has been released, featuring Danielle Galloway.
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Queensland to AK
Wednesday | Aug 30 2023CARNIVAL Cruise Line has opened more sailings for 2025, including a 29-day transpacific voyage from Brisbane to Seattle that features several stops in Japan and Alaska.
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Porthole 30 Aug 23
Wednesday | Aug 30 2023CARNIVAL Cruise Line has announced its new exclusive Grand Bahama port destination will be called Celebration Key.
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Another year of Wonder
Tuesday | Aug 29 2023DISNEY Cruise Line will deploy its Disney Wonder in Australian waters for a third time for the 2025/26 season, with port schedules confirming the company’s long-term commitment to the local market, as anticipation builds for the ship’s maiden arrival in Oct.
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Sun is rising in Australia
Tuesday | Aug 29 2023NORWEGIAN Cruise Line’s (NCL) Norwegian Sun will offer two departures from Melbourne for the very first time, as part of its APAC itineraries for the 2024/25 season (CW 20 Jun).
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