Riviera Travel has brought forward the launch of 16 of its most popular, high-volume tours to go on sale early in a bid to meet the growing demand for overseas travel. Destinations include Japan, India, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Sri Lanka, Vietnam and Cambodia, and Canada. Riviera Travel’s group
With the departure of Silver Ray from Lisbon on 15th April, Silversea has kicked off its largest-ever Mediterranean season. Five Silversea ships will depart on 71 voyages in the region before the end of 2025, immersing guests in 95 destinations. For the first time in the company’s history, Silversea will
Celestyal has signed a three-year agreement with the Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority. The multi-year partnership, agreed upon at the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai, will promote Ras Al Khaimah as a key destination among Celestyal’s guests, further establishing the cruise line’s affiliation with the Arabian Gulf region. The
Emirates is collaborating with VisitBritain to boost inbound tourism to the UK. Under the agreement, the airline will collaborate with Britain’s national tourism agency to boost visitor traffic into the UK from more than 140 global destinations, including markets across the Middle East, Far East Asia and Australasia. A declaration
Europe’s largest river cruise operator, CroisiEurope, has introduced a brand new cruise through Belgium and the Netherlands. The Treasures of the North cruise will take customers through Belgium and the Netherlands, taking in striking landscapes, remarkable architecture and the unique traditions of these two countries. Cruising between Brussels and Amsterdam
Travelsphere has added to its ‘Royal Geographical Society Collection’ (RGS) tours with two new itineraries for 2026. In addition, the escorted tour operator has introduced an ‘Albania Discovered – Tirana & Beyond’ itinerary, also for 2026. The new RGS tours comprise: 18-day ‘Incredible India & Nepal: Culture, Wildlife & Ancient
