Princess Cruises has announced its Black Friday Sale from November 22 to November 30. Guests can choose from 60 sailings under USD 60 per day (per guest), and sailings under USD 100 per day (per guest) to destinations including Alaska, the California Coast, the Caribbean, Panama Canal and Europe. Also
Royal Caribbean International has officially opened its doors to the new $125 million cruise terminal in Galveston, Texas and welcomed Allure of the Seas, the state’s largest cruise ship. The cruise line held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the opening and to celebrate the Texas debut of its Oasis Class
Star Clippers has unveiled a new Captain’s Collection programme to meet demand from customers seeking ‘bucket-list opportunities’. The collection of bespoke, high-value packages with added luxury elements will fulfil customers’ desires to experience unique and elevated once-in-a-lifetime holidays. Guests can choose from unique, handpicked packages featuring Category 1 Deluxe Deck
Azamara has announced 44 new voyages for Winter 2024/2025 spanning the four corners of the world. Azamara Quest will sail South Africa, Azamara Journey along South America, Azamara Pursuit visiting Asia and Australia, and Azamara Onward embarking on the 2025 World Voyage. Travellers can fully immerse themselves in each destination with 171 late stays and
Viking has taken delivery of its newest ocean ship, the Viking Neptune at a delivery ceremony at Fincantieri’s shipyard in Ancona, Italy. The Viking Neptune is equipped with a small hydrogen fuel system, making it the cruise industry’s first ship to test the use of hydrogen power for onboard operations.
MSC Cruises has announced that October 2022 was its best ever month for bookings with a record 400,000 bookings received throughout the month. The cruise line said that the bookings in October 2022 is more than it has ever had for one month in its entire history. The company had
