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AMAWATERWAYS has launched its third river ship on Portugal’s Douro river, with AmaSintra setting sail on its maiden itinerary late last week.
CELESTYAL Cruises has become the first cruise line in Greek waters to take delivery of a marine biofuel blend made from used cooking oils.
PRINCESS Cruises is counting down to the start of its 2025 Alaska season, which will feature seven ships departing from five home ports.
AMERICAN consumers may now be using a flowerpot, bucket, clothes hangers or various other household items using recycled items from Disney Cruise Line ships.
The $7.75 million Australian Sky will set sail in 2027. A second, five-star overnight cruise vessel,…
A newer Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) ship may be on its way to Australia soon, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer International Jason Krimmel (pictured) has told Cruise Weekly.
CAPTAINS Mickey and Minnie Mouse were on hand at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany last week for the official float-out of Disney Adventure (pictured).
ROYAL Caribbean Group is set to embark on a company-wide modernisation and revitalisation project as part of a major partnership with Spanish shipbuilding company Navantia.
FLIGHTS to Tahiti are on Paul Gauguin Cruises, with travellers able to claim a $1,500 air credit when booking by the end of the month.
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