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Fleet Moves: Six Ships Changing Hands In September

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Six cruise ships are changing hands in September, as previously announced transactions are completed and new moves are confirmed. [For a complete overview, see the new Secondhand Market Report from Cruise Industry News.] Regatta Company: Oceania Cruises Capacity: 684 guests Tonnage: 30,200 Year built: 1998 Move: Completed farewell voyage for Oceania ahead of delivery to MyCruises Date:...

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Travel Is Spending Billions on AI. It Requires a Neutral Switch.

Business Travel News•Oct 14, 2026

The article argues that travel’s huge AI spending will not deliver full value without a **neutral, shared infrastructure layer** that can carry trusted traveler data across suppliers and platforms. It says fragmented, siloed data is still the industry’s biggest obstacle, because AI agents depend on accurate, permissioned information to avoid costly booking errors and poor customer experiences.

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Aurora Launches 2026-27 Antarctic Season with 27 Voyages and Science at Sea

Cruise Industry News•Sep 19, 2026

Aurora Expeditions has announced that it is preparing to launch its 2026-27 Antarctic season, with 27 voyages across three ships exploring the Southern Ocean. Sailing aboard the Greg Mortimer, Sylvia Earle and Douglas Mawson, the season features voyages ranging from nine to 34 days, with itineraries reaching the Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctic Circle, Weddell Sea, South...

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Hurtigruten Offers Members Double Discount During Loyalty Month

Cruise Industry News•Sep 19, 2026

Hurtigruten launched its annual Loyalty Month on September 15, 2026, with extra discounts for members of its 1893 Ambassador loyalty program. “We want to ensure that our highly valued 1893 Ambassador members always have the best deals, which are combinable with our regular offers,” said Matt DeWitte, head of Hurtigruten Americas. “As the Norwegian coast...

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