MSC Cruises has unveiled six travel trends that are shaping guests’ booking patterns and driving itinerary offerings heading into 2026. From travellers planning holidays centred around sporting events, to children influencing family holiday choices, these emerging trends are setting the scene for how guests will travel in the new year.
Walt Disney World has relaunched its Disney Water Park Seasonal Pass, on sale now for Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park and Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park and valid through May 2026. *All details correct at time of publish (17 December 2025) The seasonal pass allows guests to enjoy unlimited visits
Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours has unveiled four wine-themed river cruise itineraries as part of its new 2026 ‘A Taste of’ series. The sailings include experiences such as private vineyard tours, tastings hosted by experts, and tailored excursions. *All details correct at time of publish (17 December 2025) The itineraries
Hebridean Island Cruises has launched its 2027 itineraries for the iconic ship Hebridean Princess. *All details correct at time of publish (17 December 2025) Guests can embark on a new photography cruise, a new European voyage of discovery to the Netherlands, or choose from four exciting ‘Footloose’ walking itineraries and
easyJet holidays has launched a new feedback survey for agents. The success of last year’s survey saw Team Orange make several improvements – such as trade portal enhancements, the introduction of a live chat function, and more regular news and offer updates. *All details correct at time of publish (17
Celestyal has hosted 30 travel agents for a fam trip in the Arabian Gulf, in conjunction with the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi. *All details correct at time of publish (17 December 2025) The agents, four of whom were from the UK, joined the cruise line for
