Princess Cruises has confirmed its 2022 Alaska season. The cruise line announced in an official statement that it will also resume its summer and fall Canada & New Zealand programme and guest experiences following the reopening of Canadian ports. Featuring six ships including Discovery Princess, the 2022 programme will include
The Actually Group, the UK’s only end-to-end holiday park and resort developer has announced new acquisitions in Cumbria and South Wales. The group will invest £6.5 million across both sites, which have both been purchased. The acquisitions come on the back of the group’s recent investment in Preseli Lodges and
Emirates has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau. The ceremony took place at the Emirates Group Headquarters in Dubai. The airline said that the agreement reaffirms its commitment to Sri Lanka and outlines mutually beneficial initiatives that will help revive the country’s trade and
Aer Lingus is restarting European routes from both Dublin and Cork airports at the end of March 2022. Travellers can fly to Palma, Faro and Dubrovnik from Cork airport and from Dublin airport to Nice, Faro, Naples, Marseille, Santorini and more. To celebrate, the airline is offering reduced fares of
Wonder of the Seas has embarked on its maiden voyage from the US on March 4th 2022. The world’s largest cruise ship is sailing to the Caribbean from Port Everglades, Florida before heading to Barcelona, Spain, and Rome for a summer in the Mediterranean. Wonder will sail 7-night Caribbean cruises
Covid-19 and the new travel regulations which have come alongside it, makes booking holidays a more complex and time-consuming task. With various restrictions around the globe, it is difficult to keep track of each countries’ entry requirements and Covid-19 rules. The Caribbean islands have long been a popular holiday destination
