Cruise

Viking Cruises Ships Return to Sail from May

Viking Cruises, a cruise line with operations headquarters in Basel (Switzerland) and marketing headquarters in Los Angeles, California (US), will resume limited operations starting May with three ships special sailings along the coast of England. The Viking Cruises will be available exclusively to residents of the UK on an eight-day

Oceania Cruises Welcomes New Luxury Ship Named Vista

Oceania Cruises, the world’s leading food and destination-focused cruise line, welcomes a new luxury ship called Vista. The ship is the first of two new Allura Class ships with a capacity of 1,200 guests. As a luxury ship, Vista produced by the famous Italian ship manufacturer, Fincantieri SpA, will present

Royal Caribbean Extends Cruising Suspension

Whilst working closely with the U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Royal Caribbean Group continue to focus on the healthy and safety to be able to have a successful return to sailing. The following schedule reflects adjustments to their upcoming 2021 itineraries. Royal Caribbean International: Suspending sailings through May

Explore the stunning one-of-a-kind Galapagos islands with Celebrity Cruises in 2023

A destination that’s on every travellers “must-see” list, Celebrity Cruises is giving guests that chance to explore the one-of-a-kind destination, the awe-inspiring Galapagos Islands. The luxury travel brand are offering six unique, in-depth itineraries from New Year’s Eve 2022. Each itinerary meticulously designed to ensure travellers experience the best of

Oceania Cruises

Oceania Cruises Sets Record for Single Best Booking Days in History’s Company

Oceania Cruises, the world’s leading cruise ship company under Miami, Florida-based Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Limited, on Wednesday (3/3) last week set the record for the most travel bookings in one day in the company’s 18-year history. The record was created after Oceania Cruises opened its “2022-2023 Tropical and Exotic

AI Technology Boosts Cruise Ship Market Recovery

The COVID-19 pandemic has killed the tourism industry around the world, including forcing cruise ships to stay on the edge, during 2020. The new year opens up new hope, but it is not easy for travel agencies to find cruise ship passengers. On that basis, Cruisewatch.ai, a start up that

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