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DREAM Cruises will operate outside of Asia for the first time in 2019/2020, with parent company Genting Hong Kong yesterday unveiling a series of 21 seven-day Australasian voyages for the newly transformed Explorer Dream (CW breaking news).
SUSAN Bonner, regional vice president of Royal Caribbean Cruises, has issued a plea for the Australian cruise sector to prepare for what she described as “the big ship challenge,” in order to allow ever-larger vessels to homeport locally in the future.
CELEBRITY Cruises has released “Last Minute Luxury” savings for an upcoming nine-night Celebrity Solstice cruise ex Sydney on 20 Oct, with fares leading in at $999 – celebritycruises.com.au.
SEABOURN’S newest ship, Seabourn Ovation, will return to Asia in 2018/19.
EUROPEAN Waterways is offering a range of golf-themed charters through France, in the lead-up to the country’s hosting of the Ryder Cup tournament.
APT Cruises has launched its 2019/20 Vietnam and Cambodia brochure featuring select river cruise itineraries that can be combined with journeys in China & Myanmar.
Travel Daily and Cruise Weekly publisher Bruce Piper welcomed the opening of the 2023 cruise season with Channel 7’s Matt Shirvington and Natalie Barr.
Trackside from the great race.
We recently had the opportunity to experience the reimagined Oceania Regatta. Having cruised on her in 2018 it was great to see what changes had been made, with new soft sea and sky tones a feature of the elegant update.
While Africa is famous for its safari’s for good reason, the continent is not the only place to spot incredible animals. These countries also have great safari’s and amazing animals, shares MYLES STEDMAN.
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