CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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SAVINGS of 15% are now available on selected sailings with Hebridean Island Cruises through the lochs and canals of Scotland, if booked by the end of the month.
HOLLAND America Line’s (HAL) Oosterdam has emerged from her dry dock with a number of enhancements.
EUROPEAN Waterways has introduced a new range of shore excursions for travellers embarking on its range of canal boat itineraries in 2025.
CRUISE Weekly will not be published tomorrow in observance of ANZAC Day.
TRAVELLERS are being invited to relive the golden era of cruise by hopping aboard one of Queen Elizabeth 2’s Heritage Tours.
APT Travel Group has officially welcomed its second new wholly owned river cruise ship, with a ceremony taking place prior to the first sailing of APT Solara.
A new $7.75 million, five-star river cruise vessel (render pictured) has been announced by Murray River Paddlesteamers (MRPS), set to sail from Mildura to Adelaide from 2027 (CW breaking news yesterday).
CARNIVAL Cruise Line’s popular annual ‘Grinchmas in July’ departures are set to return this year, to allow cruisers to get a taste of a wintery Xmas at sea.
SILVERSEA’S Antarctica fly cruise offers travellers a direct connection to their expedition, which will be available from Jan 2026.
SOUTH Australia’s Copper Coast on the Yorke Peninsula is preparing to welcome its first cruise ship in seven years, with Seabourn Quest to dock at Wallaroo Jetty in Mar 2027.
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