Latest cruise news on top cruise lines
Viking® has announced its new 2020-2021 Viking World Cruise, which will span 161 days, six continents and 75 ports, with overnight stays in 13 cities. Setting sail on December 14 2020, from Miami, the itinerary will include six new ports […]
Fincantieri and the US Group Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. signed a contract for the construction of two new generation cruise ships for the Oceania Cruises brand, with delivery scheduled respectively in 2022 and 2025, which will start the
The graceful ballerinas of the ocean, highly curious manta rays have the largest brain of all the world’s fish. Under threat, they still have much to teach us. Do you want to immerse yourself in their elusive world to
Four Seasons Explorer Announces 2019 Manta Trust Expeditions in the Maldives Read More »
The keel of Le Commandant Charcot was laid at the Vard shipyard in Tulcea, Romania, on 14 December 2018. This hybrid electric polar exploration vessel propelled by Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) will offer its guests a fascinating odyssey in
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PONANT invites you on a fabulous sea journey between Russia and Alaska, along the Pacific Ring of Fire. Board Le Soléal for a unique 13-day expedition cruise and prepare to be captivated by the beauty of the Aleutian Islands.
Luxury cruise line Cunard today announced that it will spend a full season in Alaska from June through September in 2020 on newly-refit Queen Elizabeth. Cunard is making its grand return to Alaska in May 2019 – and due to high demand, the line will double their program
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Istanbul, Turkey, is back on Holland America Line schedule with seven overnight visits, and Veendam will offer several unique European itineraries. Guests looking to explore the fjords of Norway, castles of the British Isles, flavors of Italy and beaches of Greece
Holland America Line: Istanbul Featured Again on Itineraries Read More »
Princess Cruises today announced that Chinese guests onboard Ruby Princess have the option to utilize both Alipay and WeChat Pay payment options while shopping in the boutiques. This makes Princess Cruises the first and the only cruise line to offer
The Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) today announced a historic global cruise industry commitment to reduce the rate of carbon emissions across the industry fleet by 40 percent by 2030. “Today’s announcement is a tribute to cross-industry collaboration and
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Norwegian Cruise Line, the innovator in cruise travel, today opened for sale its winter 2020/2021 itineraries. Highlights include sister ships, Norwegian Joy and Norwegian Encore, sailing from Miami to the Caribbean; Norwegian Escape’s debut in Port Canaveral; and Norwegian
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Silversea Cruises announces plans for a second extensive refurbishment of Silver Wind, completing the major refurbishment project started in December 2018. The second dry dock period, which is scheduled for summer 2020, will give the ship ice-class classification and
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Triple premiere in Santa Cruz de Tenerife: AIDA Cruises welcomes the first Christmas cruise guests on board. With the maiden call of the world’s first LNG cruise ship, the Carnival group takes over operations of the new cruise terminal
Diamond Princess has arrived in Singapore from Japan to join Sapphire Princess for a homeporting season that will last until March 2019. This is the first time that Princess Cruises has based two ships in Singapore. Sapphire Princess had
Diamond Princess Joins Sapphire Princess to Homeport in Singapore Read More »
Carnival Miracle will operate a winter schedule of voyages from San Diego beginning Oct. 4, 2020. The program includes convenient three-day getaways to Ensenada, four-day sailings to Ensenada and Catalina Island, and five-day departures that spend two full days in the Mexican resort town of Cabo San
Carnival Cruise Line today announced that for the first time, it will offer a series of cruises from San Francisco, with Carnival Miracle operating a diverse schedule that includes four- to 15-day voyages to Alaska, Hawaii and Mexico in 2020. Following strong reception to a previously announced
Carnival Cruise Line Offers Cruises from San Francisco Read More »
