Oceania Cruises has debuted an array of new 2025 Mediterranean sailings, ranging from nine to 56 days to some of the most breathtaking destinations in Europe. The line’s Marina and Nautica will set sail on enticing voyages taking in iconic islands in the Mediterranean, Aegean and Adriatic; well-loved European resort
Celestyal has launched a series of seven one-and-half-day ‘National Geographic Day Tours’, available across Greece and Croatia. The new shore-based experiences are open to book now and are led by National Geographic-trained guides with experiences “built on the storytelling, special access and expert knowledge that is foundational to National Geographic.”
Cruise Croatia has launched its 2025 small-ship cruising programme, with 105 guaranteed seven-night departures on offer. The specialist luxury operator will deploy five vessels across the season, which runs from early-May to mid-October. The itineraries, available to book now, sail between Split and Dubrovnik, taking in the Dalmatian coast. Ports
Icelandair is offering a £40 discount (or £80 for couples) for all Icelandair packages across all travel periods from the UK & Ireland. This holiday promotion, available until Thursday 25 April, will give visitors the chance to explore the Land of Ice and Fire for even less than before. Visitors
Riviera Travel has removed its single supplement across a range of 2024 Rhine and Rhone river cruise itineraries. The company will now offer 533 cabins to solo travellers at no additional cost, on select departure dates in August and October. The increase represents an 185% uplift in solo cabin availability
Ramble Worldwide has launched its full Adagio Collection brochure this week, offering customers leisurely-paced, culture-rich holidays. Featuring 49 holidays, including 9 new itineraries, the Adagio Collection offers a blend of culture, guided walking and sightseeing at a leisurely pace. Guests can enjoy shorter walks and plenty of time to soak up the
