CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Royal canx fees
Tuesday | Sep 9 2025ROYAL Caribbean has this month begun applying no-show fees for speciality dining reservations fleetwide.
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Departure lounge
Tuesday | Sep 9 2025GLOBUS family of brands (GFOB) has launched its 2026 Departure Lounge events, inviting agents to learn about the latest updates for brands such as Avalon Waterways.
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Porthole 09 Sep 25
Tuesday | Sep 9 2025BATEMANS Bay, on the NSW South Coast, is apparently due to welcome luxury yacht Scenic Eclipse II tomorrow, according to CruiseMapper.
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Rutherford celebrates WA support
Monday | Sep 8 2025PRINCESS Cruises Vice President Asia Pacific Matthew Rutherford has told Cruise Weekly Western Australia is “an example of what can be done” when the country’s destinations work with the sector.
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Cruise partnership renewed
Monday | Sep 8 2025AUSTRALIA’S cruise sector has renewed its partnership with the country’s destination management organisation to welcome visitors to local shores.
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Eclipse basks in WA success
Monday | Sep 8 2025COINCIDING with the start of the 2025 Australian Cruise Association conference last week, Fremantle welcomed the mighty Scenic Eclipse II into its harbour for the first time recently.
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Gong puts its case
Monday | Sep 8 2025WOLLONGONG City Council says strong community support for hosting cruise ships at Port Kembla demonstrates why the city is well positioned to become NSW’s third major turnaround port.
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Azamara bonuses
Monday | Sep 8 2025AZAMARA Cruises has kicked off its 2025 Travel Advisor Celebration, in which the line will give away a range of bonuses and major prizes.
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Burlesque at sea
Monday | Sep 8 2025AIDA Cruises has announced the return of its adults-only burlesque shows onboard AIDAperla, reports suggest.
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CCL tweaks cruises
Monday | Sep 8 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line has announced adjusted itineraries for nine 2026 cruises across five of its ships, according to a statement sent to guests.
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