CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Dream & Star Cruises back
Thursday | Feb 27 2025A new – or perhaps old – era is beginning at Resorts World Cruises, with the return of the dormant Dream Cruises and Star Cruises brands.
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Celestyal shoots for the stars
Thursday | Feb 27 2025CELESTYAL Cruises’ first Arabian Gulf season has surpassed expectations, said Vice President for Business Development Janet Parton, underlining a record year for the line.
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Live from Uniworld
Thursday | Feb 27 2025UNIWORLD Boutique River Cruises has announced American actress Rachel Dratch as the celebrity host on its exclusive Women’s Only Cruise (CW 25 Sep 2024).
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Royal short breaks
Thursday | Feb 27 2025ROYAL Caribbean has released its latest combination of 2026-27 short getaways, which includes a lineup of two- to five-night vacations on 11 of its ships.
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Literary line-up
Thursday | Feb 27 2025SEABOURN has launched ‘Authors at Sea’, a new program available on select sailings between Mar and Dec 2025, featuring a line-up of literary luminaries.
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Singapore bunkers
Thursday | Feb 27 2025SINGAPORE has become the first Asian city to offer LNG bunkering for cruise ships via its HarbourFront Terminal.
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Porthole 27 Feb 25
Thursday | Feb 27 2025IMAGINE being hailed a hero by fellow passengers aboard a cruise ship for your valiant act…well, one passenger got to experience exactly this.
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AKTG adds two new sales directors
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025ABERCROMBIE & Kent Travel Group (AKTG) has expanded its sales roster, as it looks to build out a team to serve as a “one-stop shop” for both the A&K and Crystal Cruises brands.
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Ama lauds year one growth
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025GROWTH in the first year of the Australian arm of the AmaWaterways business has been lauded by co-owner and VP of Sales, Gary Murphy, in a presentation to delegates of the Virtuoso Forum in Perth.
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Upgrades coming to HX ships
Wednesday | Feb 26 2025HX will spend more than 7 million (A$11.6 million) on Fram and Spitsbergen to improve the guest experience and enhance the fleet’s operational efficiency.
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