AIDA Cruises has launched new summer 2023 itineraries for its ships AIDAdiva, AIDAmar and AIDAnova. A variety of attractive northern travel options is now available. The new cruises can be booked from August 3, 2022. AIDAnova will sail from Kiel for the seven-day “Baltic Sea from Kiel” or the 14-day
Disney Cruise Line will offer fall vacations that take families coast-to-coast in 2023, including special sailings and the fleet’s first-ever departures from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Cruises will depart from Florida, California and New York, featuring special events including Halloween on the High Seas and Very Merrytime Cruises. Sharon Siskie, Senior
Silversea Cruises has appointed Bob Simpson as Vice President of Expedition Product Development. The cruise brand said that Simpson’s appointment reinforces its destination leadership amid strong demand among affluent travellers for ultra-luxury expedition cruising. Reporting to Conrad Combrink, SVP of Expeditions, Destination, and Itinerary Management, Simpson will be responsible for
Norwegian Cruise Line’s second Prima Class ship, Norwegian Viva floated out from her dry dock at the Fincantieri shipyard in Marghera (Venice), Italy, on August 2. To celebrate the occasion, a commemorative coin was welded into Norwegian Viva in a traditional maritime ceremony. In attendance were Harry Sommer, President and
Fred. Holidays has launched new packages based combining American Cruise Lines’ Mississippi paddle wheel cruise from Memphis to New Orleans with added land stays in Chicago, Nashville or Houston. The package includes two nights at The Guest House at Graceland, two nights in New Orleans, and the seven-night paddle wheel
Celebrity Cruises has introduced new tools, resources and earning mechanisms to bolster its support for agents and travel partners. Exclusively for the Mini Wave campaign, the cruise line is reintroducing Celebrity Reward points on every booking, from inside staterooms through to suites, maximising earning opportunities. Agents will now earn £5
