Princess Cruises has announced its 2023-24 Americas cruise season. The cruise line’s “most expansive season ever” features 47 itineraries and 214 departures from seven North American homeports, including new voyages to the South Pacific and Hawaii. New for the 2023-24 season are two South Pacific Islands and Hawaii cruises roundtrip
Star Clippers has announced new ports of call for its summer 2024 Mediterranean sailings. The ports of call are Milos (Greece), Sifnos (Greece) and Porto Ercole (Tuscany, Italy). This is the first time multiple new ports of call have been announced by the cruise line since 2019. Milos, labelled the
Fred. Olsen Cruise Line is offering solo travellers a twin cabin with no single supplement on selected grades and sailings in 2022 and 2023. The offer includes opportunities to venture to the Azores, the Canary Islands or the River Seine. Durations range from four to 19-nights, with regional departures from
Carnival Cruise Line’s newest ship, Carnival Celebration, will be home to 9 retail collections, the most expansive selection across the Carnival fleet. Guests can browse and take home new designs like a Miami-inspired line, as well as some tried-and-true favourites such as Carnival’s sold-out 50th Birthday commemorative items. Jeremy Schiller,
PONANT has launched its Winter 2023-2024 voyages. Customers can look forward to nearly 30 different itineraries – including 13 new, to Asia, the Persian Gulf, the Indian Ocean, the Caribbean, and Latin America. The cruise line also included Norway for the first time in the winter season. There will be
Swan Hellenic has unveiled its 2023 season of new cultural expedition cruises with sailings across 7 continents. All three of the cruise line’s new ships will sail worldwide including SH Minerva in the Pacific, SH Vega on its inaugural arctic cruise and SH Diana exploring the Mediterranean, Red Sea and
