Royal Caribbean Group has signed an agreement with Finnish shipbuilder Meyer Turku to order a fourth Icon Class ship for delivery to Royal Caribbean International in 2027. The agreement also includes options to build a fifth and sixth Icon Class ship. Jason Liberty, President and CEO, Royal Caribbean Group said:
Holland America Line has announced its 2026 Alaska season is now on sale. Running from April to September 2026, the programme features voyages sailing roundtrip from Vancouver, Seattle, or between Vancouver and Whittier (Anchorage), Alaska. Itineraries range from seven to 28 days and include the Alaska Arctic Circle Solstice sailing
Crystal Cruises has opened bookings for its highly anticipated Q1 and Q2 2026 itineraries to some of the world’s most iconic and majestic destinations including Indonesia, Japan, East Africa, Baja, California and many more. The 39 voyages will continue to offer travellers unparalleled opportunities for exploration and cultural immersion –
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
