Tag: Cruise News
Azamara sets sail on its 2024 Round the World Cruise
Azamara has officially begun its first round-the-world cruise aboard the Azamara Onward, marking the start of a 155-night voyage.
The Sojourn embarks on the Round the World Cruise of...
The Seabourn Sojourn sets sail from the World Cruise Center in Los Angeles for Seabourn's 2024 World Cruise. Dubbed "Extraordinary Horizons," this...
The Queen Mary 2 sets sail on its round-the-world cruise...
The Queen Mary 2 cruise ship set sail from Southampton for Cunard's "Sailing to the Antipodes" round-the-world cruise. The Queen Mary 2 is sailing towards South Africa, the Atlantic Ocean...
MSC Cruises opens a new homeport for the MSC Seascape...
MSC Cruises will have a new homeport for the MSC Seascape in the United States in Galveston, Texas, on the southern coast of the...
The Icon of the Seas arrives in Miami for its inauguration
Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas has arrived in Miami, Florida, for its inaugural activities. Royal Caribbean welcomed the newest ship...
The Costa Firenze sets sail on its last cruise for Costa Cruises
The Costa Firenze, built in 2021, departed from Savona for a 14-night itinerary through Spain, Italy, Portugal, and France. The cruise...
Azamara will feature two new cruises to Canada and New England...
Azamara will offer two sailings in the fall of 2024, visiting new ports in Canada and New England. Following the announcement of six voyages to...
Swan Hellenic will offer Explore Together on its 2024 cruises
Swan Hellenic will feature the Explore Together offer, which provides a 50% discount for travel companions when booking one or more...
Celestyal presents its new cruise through the Persian Gulf
The Celestyal Journey will visit four new countries and six new ports of call in the Persian Gulf starting in November 2024. The new...
Holland America will visit more than 50 ports during its season in...
Holland America Line's Asia cruise season will explore more than 50 ports in 11 countries from September 2025 through April...
