NatGeo-Lindblad Expeditions has officially named two new ships to its Galápagos fleet: National Geographic Delfina and National Geographic Gemini. *All details correct at time of publish (14 July 2025) Members of the shipboard teams and their children were honoured during the bottle-breaking ceremony, underscoring Lindblad Expeditions’ long-standing commitment to the local community.
Somabay is pleased to announce the expansion of its sporting offering with the introduction of its new S Tennis Academy, along with the signing of a partnership with ONEflow Soccer Academy to introduce a new football offering to the destination. *All details correct at time of publish (14 July 2025)
Royal Caribbean has officially welcomed Star of the Seas into the family. After nearly two years of construction at the Meyer Turku shipyard in Turku, Finland, the keys to the next Icon Class ship were officially handed over to Royal Caribbean just a few weeks ahead of its August debut
Viking has announced its first river voyages in India on the Viking Brahmaputra, a new 80-guest vessel designed specifically for the Brahmaputra River. Currently under construction and scheduled to debut in late 2027, the Viking Brahmaputra will set a new standard for modern river voyages in India. *All details correct at
CroisiEurope has launched a brand new wine-themed cruise along the Saône and Rhône rivers, taking guests to renowned vineyards, many of which are considered to be among the most beautiful in France. *All details correct at time of publish (11 July 2025) Launching in 2026, the seven-night cruise combines wine,
Celestyal has launched a new tour operator business for the UK market, named Celestyal Travel, a new member of Hays Travel Independence Group and is fully ATOL-licensed and ABTA bonded. *All details correct at time of publish (11 July 2025) The move – the latest in the company’s ongoing growth
