American Cruise Lines is set to launch its 2023 US cruise season with the departure of American Star from Florida on 18 February. The cruise line said it is running more small ships from US ports than ever before. Two riverboats and two small ships will set sail along the
Fred. Olsen has unveiled a brand new 20-night cultural cruise exploration of the Adriatic and Mediterranean from its upcoming 2024-25 programme. Borealis will depart Southampton on 30 May 2024, and guests will have the chance to explore Cartagena’s Roman sites accompanied by a local archaeologist and visit Krka National Park
Orlando, the Theme Park Capital Of The World has released money-saving tips and options to help visitors bring more value to their holiday. From complimentary holiday planning services to free attractions, Orlando can be both memorable and value-packed. Casandra Matej, President and CEO of Visit Orlando, said: “Now more than
Jet2 has announced additional flights and holidays to Tenerife and Majorca between March and May from seven of their UK bases. The companies said that there is “strong demand” from customers looking for flights and package holidays to the two hotspots in the early summer season and over the Easter holidays.
Princess Cruises has announced its summer 2024 Alaska cruises and cruisetours, which are now available to book. The 2024 season marks the 55th anniversary of Princess Cruises sailing in Alaska and seven ships are scheduled to depart from four home ports – San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, and Anchorage (Whittier). Guests
Emerald Cruises has unveiled its new 2024 Europe river cruising brochure, featuring a range of extended itineraries and city stay extensions. The 2024 collection includes the 15-day ‘Discover the Rhine and Rhône Rivers’ sailing and the 23-day ‘Discover the Rhine, Main & Danube’ voyage. Andrea Stafford, Director of Trade Sales
