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Seabourn’s 2025–26 Antarctica cruises bring luxury and expert-led exploration to the frozen continent with purpose-built ships and immersive itineraries.
An Australian expedition cruise ends abruptly after a passenger is left behind on Lizard Island, prompting full refunds and a major safety review.
Luxury river cruise bookings spike as travelers favour smaller ships, immersive culture and sustainable journeys across Europe’s scenic rivers.
Tauck adds two ultra-luxury ships in 2026 to sail the Seine and Rhône. Explore deeper, travel lighter and enjoy inclusive river journeys.
Escape winter chill aboard the Norwegian Escape from New Orleans to the Caribbean. Relaxation, sun and culture await.
Azamara unveils Winter 2027–2028 cruises, blending Egypt’s heritage, Brazil’s coasts, and Asia’s charm for slow, immersive global exploration.
Cozumel sees an explosion of cruise arrivals as high season begins, with tens of thousands docking weekly—cementing its status as a top Caribbean cruise port.
Royal Caribbean’s innovative flywheel approach combines new ships, exclusive destinations and cutting-edge tech, redefining luxury cruising and global travel.
MSC Magnifica undergoes major refurbishment in Malta, introducing the Yacht Club, premium dining and wellness suites — a new era of luxury cruising.
Oceania Cruises’ 2027 Around the World voyage on Oceania Vista spans 244 days, 125 ports, and 53 countries, offering travelers unprecedented luxury and segment flexibility.
Norwegian Cruise Line unveils short, immersive cruises to the Mexican Riviera and Caribbean. Experience Cabo, Cozumel, and Belize with NCL’s ‘More At Sea’ package.
A-ROSA celebrates Halloween with a “Time Warp” party on the Rhine and Danube. Book by November 4th to save up to €1,000 on 2026 river cruise itineraries.
