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Set sail on New Zealand’s newest 2025 cruise routes. Explore Auckland, Fiordland, Dunedin, Bay of Islands, and more. Book your unforgettable voyage now!
India’s Cruise Bharat Mission aims to transform river tourism with 51 cruise circuits, boosting sustainable travel, local economies, and cultural exploration.
Expedia Cruises hosts free webinar on July 23, 2025, guiding first-time cruisers through planning tips, cruise lines, destinations, and expert travel advice.
Celebrity Cruises invites top UK & Ireland travel agents on exclusive preview sailing aboard Celebrity Xcel, celebrating sales excellence and trade partnership.
APT Travel Group rebrands and launches next-gen river ships APT Ostara and APT Solara, offering luxury cruising, eco-innovation, and immersive dining in Europe.
Greece enforces cruise disembarkation fees in Santorini, Mykonos, and other islands to curb overtourism and support local infrastructure.
Barcelona will reduce cruise ship docks to fight overtourism, improve air quality, and promote sustainable tourism practices at Europe’s busiest cruise port.
Set sail this August with StarDream Cruises’ ‘Seas the Beats’—a groundbreaking Singapore-India DJ face-off aboard Genting Dream that redefines party cruises.
Princess Cruises revamps its 2026 Premier and Plus packages with expanded shore excursion credits, new dining perks, and upgrades aboard Sphere Class ships.
Caribbean islands unite to restore reefs, empower communities, and promote regenerative tourism. Discover how eco-travel is reshaping the region.
Embark on the Bernina Express from Chur to Tirano, a UNESCO-listed panoramic train ride showcasing Alpine glaciers, lakes, and viaducts across Switzerland and Italy.
IMD issues red alert for Delhi-NCR as heavy rains flood roads, disrupt traffic, and raise Yamuna levels. Public urged to follow weather advisories and stay safe.
