CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Newcastle gets Edge-y
Monday | Dec 15 2025CELEBRITY Cruises has made its maiden arrival into Newcastle over the weekend, with Celebrity Edge bringing thousands of passengers to the Hunter.
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MSC unveils 2026 trends
Monday | Dec 15 2025THE Mediterranean and Northern Europe are set to be the top destinations for Australians cruising with MSC in 2026.
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Porthole 15 Dec 25
Monday | Dec 15 2025IN an age of instant messages and DMs, Cunard is slowing things down and revive the timeless romance of letters written at sea.
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Lindblad’s new charter
Friday | Dec 12 2025NATIONAL Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions has expanded its Alaska program to meet surging demand with a three-year charter of Aurora Expeditions’ Greg Mortimer (pictured).
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Aussies booking bigger
Friday | Dec 12 2025NEW Cruise Guru data has revealed Australians are booking bigger staterooms, planning further ahead, and prioritising value for next year.
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Celestyal revs up in Arabia
Friday | Dec 12 2025CELESTYAL Cruises recently hosted travel advisors from around the world on its Abu Dhabi Grand Prix sailing, with guest star and former Formula 1 race winner David Coulthard.
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NCL taps new boss
Friday | Dec 12 2025MARC Kazlauskas (pictured) has been appointed by Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) as its new President (CW breaking news).
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Thomas is a Princess
Friday | Dec 12 2025PRINCESS Cruises has welcomed Alison Thomas (pictured) as its new State Manager for Victoria, South Australia, and Tasmania.
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Delivering Serenity
Friday | Dec 12 2025CRYSTAL has announced its first wave of 2028 voyages aboard Crystal Serenity, which features Amazon River journeys, a Caribbean Circle Grand Voyage and spring sailing in the Azores.
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Avalon ups Xmas
Friday | Dec 12 2025AVALON Waterways is increasing its number of Christmastime sailings for the holiday season in 2026 to meet demand.
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