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Royal Caribbean and CruiseHQ celebrated their partnership at Hacienda Sydney yesterday, welcoming 80 esteemed travel professionals to witness the magnificent Ovation of the Seas depart from Sydney Harbour.
At the event, general manager of CruiseHQ Caroline Hitchen revealed that they are giving 10 lucky agents the chance to enjoy Icon of the Seas in Miami this August.
The top 5 Royal Caribbean sellers through CruiseHQ and the top 5 overall CruiseHQ agents will get the chance to explore Miami and the Caribbean during their 7 days onboard the legendary ship which includes the world’s largest waterpark at sea.
Winners will also get their own balcony stateroom on Icon of the Seas, two nights of pre-cruise accommodation in Miami and the chance to experience Perfect Day at CocoCay, the award-winning Royal Caribbean private island.
The competition is open for sales made between 1st of January and 31st of May 2025.
Speaking at the event, key account manager at Royal Caribbean Roberta Chaplin noted that the launch of Icon of the Seas had led to an increase in Aussies traveling to the Caribbean region.
“Having 30+ home ports around the world is helping to drive, Australia to travel overseas with a brand, they know, love, and trust,” she added.
Air New Zealand has today made two new appointments to its executive team, appointing Nathan McGraw as Chief Safety and Risk Officer and Scott Wilkinson as Chief Commercial Officer. Nathan McGraw has worked in aviation for over thirty years, twenty of which have been with Air New Zealand. He has been heading integrated planning for […]
Some big news came in late Friday afternoon… Lucky we didn’t nip to the pub.
The latest in a developing story. It seems Infinity prefers things across the ditch!
No better way to wrap up the week than scoring 15 nights on a stunning Viking ship.
Modern minimalism… Apparently. We’re travel writers, not architecture critics.
Coober Pedy eat your heart out.
With consistency you can set your watch to, Viking has unveiled even more cruise memories of a lifetime.
Taking the reigns in the middle of a pandemic, Armstrong steered the ship through the toughest of times. All the best!
Anything that makes booking easier and quicker is always welcomed by us.
We look forward to their upcoming film ‘Pilates of the Caribbean’ (I know, comedy gold here at Travel Weekly).
We asked CommBank to sponsor us to recycle more but they said no sadly. Their loss.
If you can’t get to Europe this year then this is the next best thing.
If you took today as leave and arrived to the airport to see your flight delayed, blame dnata.
Caravanning in Australia is experiencing a remarkable surge in popularity, attracting a broad range of people seeking the freedom to live on their terms, Canvas8 data shows. As the cost of housing continues to climb, caravanning offers a flexible and affordable alternative that allows individuals to explore the vast Australian landscape while retaining the comforts […]
We once drank the entirety of someone’s personal tea stash during our first week in a new job. Wouldn’t recommend.
Holland America Line has announced it is updating Rudi’s Sel de Mer with a relaxed Mediterranean bistro fool aboard Rotterdam, Nieuw Statendam and Koningsdam. The intimate venue features casual but classic Mediterranean dishes that reflect the cuisine of regional countries including Italy, France, Spain, and Greece. The new concept is rolling out in January and February 2025. […]
As caravan buying surges for new year holiday makers, Crusader Caravans has provided expert tips to help Aussies make the right choice for their rig. A particular problem amongst new, and even seasoned caravaners is unintentionally overloading their rigs. This poses a major safety risk, can void insurance pay outs, and is an offence with […]
Marseille, one of the highlights of France’s stunning Mediterranean coastline, beckons travellers with ancient charm, lively markets, and unbeatable summer vibes. It also serves as a gateway to one of southern France’s most stunning natural attractions: the Calanques. For those seeking a serene summer escape, embarking on a day tour of the Calanques offers an […]
Apparently more people are wanting to travel with their family than ever before, how lovely!
The gov relief might help in the short term but it does raise long-term questions around Australia’s aviation industry.
Spots are limited for the Travel Weekly Luxury Roadshow so best get in quick.
Dean isn’t mincing his words on this one. The message is clear: Australia needs REX.
Staycation or Sydney visitation, this is walking distance to pretty much all you need to see in a quick stop.
Best swap out your thongs for a pair of Birkenstocks when booking this route.
If the numbers make your head spin, then maybe ask an agent who understands.
Life coach and healer Dixon travels the world telling people how to relax. That must be a stressful job.
When someone tells us to ‘get lost’ this is the sort of place we want to get lost in.
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has welcomed Brownell CEO Troy Haas to its distinguished membership, bringing unparalleled expertise in global luxury travel. Founded in 1887, Brownell is North America’s oldest travel agency, rooted in innovation since its inception. What started as a bold venture with 10 intrepid travellers aboard the SS Devonia to Switzerland, has […]
We’ve seen these classes. The nonnas can’t help themselves, ‘No, like this…’ they say muscling on our focaccia dough.
There are a lot of zeroes to keep REX in the air. Regional Australia will thank you. The balance sheet? Not so much.
The last thing you want someone to say after replacing 50,000 lights is, ‘I think you missed one?’.
This is some good news on a Thursday morning for all you aerosexuals out there.
Keeping up with the naming conventions coming out of shipyards is pretty much a full-time job.
We were trying to come up with paddle analogies here, but our Olympic insider is absent.
Not that there is a lot of competition in this field…
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