CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Carnival on course for recovery
Tuesday | Jun 27 2023CARNIVAL Corporation has reported record bookings and customer deposits over the last three months, with its second quarter results showing “we are clearly gaining momentum on an upward trajectory,” according to Chief Executive Officer Josh Weinstein (pictured).
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They’ll never take our cruises!
Tuesday | Jun 27 2023“TENACIOUS” Australian travellers are refusing to give up their holiday, according to new research from Carnival Cruise Line.
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Watch out for Explora
Tuesday | Jun 27 2023EXPLORA Journeys has unveiled its prestigious luxury watch and jewellery brands retail offering on board Explora I and Explora II, in the run-up to the cruise line’s Jul launch (CW 14 Apr).
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Cruiseco Disney
Tuesday | Jun 27 2023DISNEY Cruise Line is returning for a magical new season, and it’s easier than ever to book with Cruiseco.
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AIDA vegan eatery
Tuesday | Jun 27 2023AIDA Cruises is offering new vegan gastronomy on board three of its ships with Soulkitchen.
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Viking weekly deal
Tuesday | Jun 27 2023VIKING’S deal of the week is its Iconic Western Mediterranean voyage from Barcelona to Rome or vice versa.
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Cayman upgrade?
Tuesday | Jun 27 2023THE Cayman Islands’ cruise sector has been urged to create new attractions, as tourism officials say the territory is on track to meet its passenger target of 1.2 million by the end of the year.
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Tax pushed back
Tuesday | Jun 27 2023THE Bahamas’ cruise passenger tax increase has been pushed back to Jan 2024, the government has decided.
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Porthole 27 Jun 23
Tuesday | Jun 27 2023A couple has been married on a P&O Cruises ship, 30 years after they met on…another P&O ship.
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NCL to Live It Up with Luis Fonsi
Monday | Jun 26 2023PUERTO Rican singer Luis Fonsi has been named Godfather of Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) newest ship Norwegian Viva.
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