Fred Olsen Cruise Lines has launched a new competition that challenges travellers and agents to find three countries hidden in the skies of a website version of its new television advert. The countries are carefully hidden in the clouds thanks to the talents of its award-winning creative team. The prize
Oceania Cruises has announced that its 1,250-guest ship Riviera will explore the continents of Africa and Asia at the end of 2024, and into 2025 with three brand new itineraries. Journeys include a “once-in-a-lifetime” 59-day Grand Voyage which offers guests the opportunity to explore truly off-the-beaten-path ports across Africa and
Small group escorted tour operator, Jules Verne, has unveiled its Worldwide Journeys brochure, featuring as many as thirty new tours and dedicated walking holidays for the first time. Tours span five continents with brand new destinations, thirty new walking, cruise and wildlife-themed experiences and seven new European walking tours. New
Pandaw Cruises has released some additional staterooms for a unique combo exploration across India for April 2024. Sailing far beyond any passenger craft up the Brahmaputra River to Dibrugarh, the first leg of this special combo will be an in-depth discovery adventure of the Brahmaputra. After flying to Kolkata, the
Cathay Pacific has announced its annual festive sale, offering 10% off Premium Economy and Economy return flights to Asia and Australia. Launching exclusively on the airline’s website on 22nd December, customers can save around £77 when booking an Economy round trip to Seoul, South Korea, with prices from £770. Travellers can find themselves strolling through
Celebrity Cruises has officially opened bookings for its 2025/2026 Asia itineraries with Celebrity Millennium and Celebrity Solstice to explore the beauty of the Asian continent. There are overnight stays in 11 different cities and Celebrity Millennium sailing year-round from Kyoto, Tokyo and Kobe, to Bangkok, Hanoi, and Ha Long Bay.
