Cruise Industry News - Page 11

If you’ve booked a cruise for the first time, you are likely to have come across all sorts of new terminology, and may have been left wondering ‘what is the meaning of embarkation and disembarkation’? While this process might be second nature to seasoned cruisers, it’s something that can appear…

Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has unveiled its 2025/26 cruise programme, which is due to host a variety of specially-timed sailings.

APT will be bringing two new additions to its fleet of river cruise ships in 2025: the APT Solara and APT Ostara.

As Queen Anne’s arrival draws closer, Cunard has revealed details of some of the reimagined retail therapy experiences that await guests aboard.

Sun Princess will deliver a number of new and exciting dining experiences when she launches.

Saga will be introducing Spirit of the Moselle to its river cruise fleet in July 2025, with a capacity for 182 guests.

Last month, I mentioned how strong business has been, and January has proved as busy as expected. Cunard stands out as the brand with the biggest year-on-year growth in January, and the other interesting development has been our own Cruise & Stay department.

Fred. Olsen has introduced two brand new Grand Voyages, providing guests with an opportunity to discover lively cities and idyllic islands.

Liverpool is set to host the official naming ceremony for Cunard ship Queen Anne, when she arrives in the city on 3 June.

Royal Caribbean will be hosting four Eurovision-themed sailings in May to celebrate the world-renowned Song Contest.