Ahead of commencing its 24-25 Antarctic season, AE Expeditions, a pioneer in responsible small-ship expedition travel, has announced a new maximum passenger capacity for its voyages to the polar regions. Effective immediately, the company will now travel with no more than 130 passengers across its fleet of purpose-built small ships
easyJet has announced four new routes from three UK airports, including to Luxor in Egypt for the first time in over a decade. The announcement follows releases last month of 36 new routes from the UK meaning the airline is now offering 41 new routes from this winter across Europe and
Albatros Expeditions has launched its first-ever Halal-certified cruise to Antarctica. The fully Halal-certified kitchen is a “milestone” in expedition cruising, said the company in a statement, and that “never before has an expedition vessel provided that in the land of the vast ice sheets.” The Halal project is spearheaded by
Riviera Travel has revealed new tours to the ‘New World’. From the star-studded cities of California to the rainforests of Costa Rica, the brand-new tours will take your customers to North America as well as some well-established Central and South American favourites. Tours to North America Travellers who want to
Windstar Cruises has revealed its plan to send its newest ship, Star Seeker, cruising to Alaska and Japan when it joins the fleet in 2026. Windstar last sailed in Alaska and Japan in 2023 before it redeployed Star Breeze to be the year-round ship in Tahiti. Windstar’s President Christopher Prelog said: “We are really
Royal Caribbean International has revealed its 2025-2026 line-up from Australia. Holidaymakers can enjoy shorter getaways with Anthem of the Seas in Sydney and Voyager of the Seas’ when it arrives at its new home in Brisbane, Australia. The new line-up of 45 long and short getaways to the South Pacific,
