Norwegian Cruise Line has announced its long-awaited return to Asia after a three-year absence as Norwegian Jewel set sail from Tokyo and commenced its six-month season of voyages in the region. Norwegian Jewel will offer 16 immersive and port-rich itineraries, visiting 11 countries and sailing from nine different departure ports.
Emerald Cruises has introduced a new collection of Epic Voyages, allowing guests to stay longer and explore more on their luxurious river Star-Ships and 100-guest Emerald Azzurra and Emerald Sakara luxury yachts. Highlights of the extended itineraries include delicious French and Creole cuisine and snorkelling in the Caribbean, plus guided
MSC Euribia has arrived in the port of Southampton, ready to begin her winter sailings around Northern Europe. The arrival was celebrated by a traditional exchange of crests between the ship’s master Captain Christopher Pugh and local authorities. MSC Cruises’ newest flagship will offer British travellers the chance to explore
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) UK & Ireland has announced it will host two specialist ‘Destination Days’ as part of its ongoing trade support for agents. A virtual ‘Cruising the Kimberley, Western Australia’ day will take place on October 26, while a ‘Cruising Central and South America’ will follow on
Star Clippers has added the Italian town of Otranto, in the Puglia region as a brand new port of call for selected sailings in 2025. Southern France’s Saint Raphael is also a new addition, and Nice makes its debut as a home port for the tall-ship cruise line. Otranto will
Emerald Cruises is offering 25 percent off selected sailings in their new 2024–2026 yacht collection. Lucky guests will also enjoy Free Drinks on all sailings worth £520 for an eight-day itinerary. Prices start from just £3,668 per person for an eight-day Caribbean Leeward Islands itinerary including flights*. New destinations from
