Cunard will host an additional ship visit on Queen Mary 2 to coincide with the luxury cruise line’s return to Liverpool next week. The world’s only ocean liner will arrive on 6 September – the first time Cunard has returned to the city since the historic naming ceremony of Queen
Emerald Cruises has introduced new itineraries for early 2025, perfect for guests wanting to swap winter weather for the pristine beaches, coral reefs and vibrant culture of the Caribbean. Guests will embark on an island-hopping odyssey through the Caribbean aboard a luxury yacht that boasts purpose-driven design and layout, as
Agents can now book segments of Holland America Line’s 2025 Grand World Voyages for their customers with prices starting from £148pp, per day. The segments allow guests to choose from a selection of shorter itineraries, enabling them to tailor the Grand Voyage experience. On Zuiderdam’s Grand World Voyage, departing January
Celestyal has canceled its upcoming 14-night repositioning cruises, ‘Ancient Athens to Dazzling Doha’ and its counterpart sailing ‘Dazzling Doha to Ancient Athens’. The sailings were scheduled to depart on October 26, 2024, and March 8, 2025, respectively, onboard Celestyal Journey. The decision has been made following the recent escalation of
Windstar Cruises has revealed a first look at Star Seeker – a 224-guest, brand-new ship that will debut in January 2026. Star Seeker will have 112 spacious suites, all but ten featuring a full private veranda or floor-to-ceiling infinity windows, all-inclusive five dining options, a full-service spa with a grand
Havila Voyages is offering onboard credit worth £360 per cabin on eleven-night Round Voyages (Bergen/Kirkenes/Bergen) and £180 per cabin for the five-night southbound voyage (Kirkenes to Bergen). The limited-time offer is valid for all bookings made for Seaview Superior cabins and all higher grades from 1 September to 31 October
