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Guests on board Fred. Olsen’s smaller ships will be able to book special behind the scenes tours, and explore areas that are usually off-limits.

As the UK faces a less-than-impressive summer, MSC Cruises has reported a 30% rise in last-minute bookings for August and September compared to last year.

Fred. Olsen’s Bolette will be setting sail on her inaugural world cruise, called the ‘Voyage of Exploration Around the World’, in January 2025.

The newest ship from Royal Caribbean, Utopia of the Seas, has arrived in Port Canaveral ahead of her maiden voyage next week

Last month was slightly softer, with several external factors affecting booking demand. The long overdue hot sunny weather in the latter weeks, election fever that has historically negatively influenced customer confidence, and a notable lack of last-minute price reductions in the marketplace have all played a part.

AmaWaterways has opened bookings for its 2026 river cruises early, following increased demand for its current season of sailings.

The British Travel Awards recognise businesses in the leisure travel and tourism sector and we’re proud to say that we have once again been nominated! We are in the running for ‘Best Travel Agency for Cruise Holidays’ and need your help. As the largest consumer-only voted travel awards in the…

Regent Seven Seas Cruises will be adding a new class of ship to its fleet, starting with the launch of Seven Seas Prestige in 2026. 

For the first time ever, Saga Cruises and BBC Studios have joined forces to provide a unique experience where travellers can delve into the behind-the-scenes world of beloved BBC shows such as Strictly Come Dancing and The Sky at Night. The partnership enables Saga Cruises’ guests exclusive interactions with a…

A significant milestone has been reached in the construction of Celebrity Cruises’ newest ship, Celebrity Xcel, as the official keel laying ceremony took place.