Royal Caribbean International has revealed its next lineup of 2025-2026 voyages. For the summer and winter, seven ships will cruise from seven U.S. cities in Florida, Northeast, Puerto Rico and Texas on 5- to 12-night programmes. The highlights in store include Odyssey of the Seas’ second consecutive winter season in
Carnival Cruise Line has highlighted new guest experiences on offer on Carnival Jubilee, in conjunction with the ship’s official naming ceremony on 24 February. A two-deck underwater-themed zone, Currents, features a concept called ‘Seaquest: A Fun Sub Adventure’, which transforms the area’s promenade into an immersive experience for guests. Seaquest
SeaDream Yacht Club has added more voyages to an “already extensive” series of Greek Isles cruises in 2025. Amongst the additions is a 14-night in-depth yachting adventure that combines two brand new Yachting the Greek Isles voyages, exploring 13 different Greek ports on board the all-inclusive luxury yacht SeaDream I. The itinerary
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) UK & Ireland has added a limited number of extra places for its annual conference in May. The conference originally sold out in a record-breaking 48 hours, but additional delegates are now able to join thanks to P&O Cruises adding Britannia to the ship visit
Holland America Line is offering guests the chance to book a cruise for a low deposit of just £25 per person. The low deposit offer is part of the line’s wider ‘Time of Your Life’ campaign, valid from February 21-29, 2024. The campaign applies to select sailings departing from summer
MSC Cruises has launched its new ‘Open Booking’ programme. Guests on board the MSC Cruises fleet can make a future holiday at sea reservation without the need to commit to a particular sailing, ship or itinerary. To secure their booking, guests only need to pay a reduced deposit of £100
