Cruise News Archive - Page 4

Marella Cruises is introducing Suite Service Max from summer 2026, offering enhanced benefits and premium perks for guests staying in top suites across its fleet.

Visiting the best of Europe’s capital cities comes with the promise of vibrant streets, exotic cuisines, and snapshots of cultures markedly different from our own. A city break is often the tried and tested method of doing just that, effectively compressing a whirlwind of adventures into a few memorable days.

Discover 10 reasons to sail with Celebrity Cruises, from Infinite Veranda cabins and The Retreat to worldwide itineraries and award-winning ships.

Jane McDonald shares her experience exploring Antarctica and the Arctic on Scenic Eclipse, from luxury yacht cruising to unforgettable wildlife encounters.

It has been a really great start to 2026, with two extremely strong and positive months. The recent events in the Middle East have, however, been deeply concerning, and our thoughts are very much with those affected.

Majestic, magical, magnificent – there’s no shortage of ways to describe the Mekong River. As one of the longest in Asia, it meanders its way through some of the continent’s most culturally rich and fascinating destinations. The best way to really get into the heart of any location is on…

Seabourn has unveiled its largest-ever programme of voyages for 2027–2029, featuring 118 itineraries, 243 destinations and special sailings celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2028.

Princess Cruises has unveiled its 2028 World Cruise aboard Coral Princess, a 115-day journey visiting 49 destinations across five continents with overnight stays and UNESCO sites.

Details of the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) are beginning to emerge – an initiative that will affect anyone from the UK who is travelling to Europe in 2025 and beyond. 

Celebrity Cruises’ refreshed Celebrity Solstice has debuted new dining, entertainment and accommodation upgrades following a major refurbishment before sailing Asia, Alaska and a 110-night Grand Voyage in 2026.

Princess Cruises will homeport in Barbados for its 2027 and 2028 Southern Caribbean seasons.