Latest cruise news on top cruise lines
Coral Expeditions has announced a series of new voyages in 2021 aptly named, ‘Small Islands of the World’. Islands hold a special place in the heart of the traveller. Each island is a world of its own, with unique […]
National Geographic Endurance, a next-generation expedition ship, purpose-built for polar navigation and the first polar new build for Lindblad Expeditions, has successfully completed her first sea trials in Storfjorden, which is the entrance of the iconic Geirangerfjord. During the
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Aqua Expeditions announce newly revised itineraries for all guests coming onboard after 27th March 2020. Aqua Expeditions will be extending all itineraries ending in Phnom Penh with a complimentary flight to Siem Reap, home of UNESCO world heritage site Angkor
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American Cruise Lines announced that will add another new modern riverboat to its fleet on the Columbia & Snake Rivers in 2021. In just the past few years, American has introduced the first modern riverboats in the United States,
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The world’s leading premium cruise line, Princess Cruises, has announced plans to add 44 new cruises from five major Australian cities with the redeployment of Sapphire Princess down under. The award-winning 2,670-guest ship will arrive six months earlier than
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Known for its superlative diving, the Maldives is awash with underwater experiences. But for the chance to capture the best it has to offer in just one week, look no further than the Treasures of the South Adventure Cruise
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The 2020 coronavirus outbreak that originated in Wuhan, China, is the latest threat to the cruise industry. Cruise lines have started to either cancel or change their itineraries. Ports are refusing to accept cruise ships that have been to
“Scarlet Lady”, the first of four ships which Virgin Voyages (new cruise operator and a brand part of Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Group), ordered to Fincantieri, was presented today at the shipyard in Genoa Sestri Ponente. The ceremony was
Alaska Airlines and American Airlines announce an alliance to create more choice for West Coast customers. The expanded relationship between the airlines will offer customers several benefits, including: Alaska Airlines intends to join the oneworld® alliance, the world’s fastest
Royal Caribbean International and the government of Antigua and Barbuda, along with the assistance of the Consulate General of Antigua and Barbuda, have signed an agreement for the company’s first Royal Beach Club. The agreement marks the start of
Star Clippers has revealed 21 new themed cruises departing in 2020 on board its three magnificent tall ships during voyages in the Mediterranean, South East Asia and the Caribbean. Ten new yoga and meditation sailings enable guests to relax
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Star Clippers announces seven-night, tall ship sailing from Cannes to Rome onboard the magnificent flagship Royal Clipper, coinciding with both the Cannes Film Festival and the Monaco Grand Prix, where Royal Clipper will be one of the most magnificent
Silversea Cruises today opens sales on the Grand Voyage Arctic 2021—a remarkable 51-port itinerary that connects a range of once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Between July 16 and September 17, 2021, Silver Cloud will journey between Tromsø and Nome (Alaska), unlocking unique
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Tall ship sailing specialist Star Clippers has announced a new series of shorter, fully-crewed cruises for 2020/21, giving guests a chance to experience life on board an elegant clipper ship and to explore some of Europe’s most beautiful, romantic
Between February 12 – 19, 2020, Hurtigruten is offering suites for as low as $2,672 per person on each of their ships, and in each destination they visit.
