‘Insta-traveller’ Secures The World’s Most Coveted Apprenticeship With Royal Caribbean

Royal Caribbean announces Harry McNulty, professional rugby player and self-taught ‘Insta-traveller’, as the successful candidate for its Shore Explorer ‘Apprentice-ship’  all-expenses-paid world trip. He will be one of the first to visit Perfect Day at CocoCay – a new and exclusive private island in the Caribbean in addition to Japan, Alaska, Europe and…

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Two new ships for Princess Cruises

Princess Cruises yesterday signed the paperwork for two brand-new cruise ships, to be built by Italian shipyard, Fincantieri. Largest ships ever built for the line The two new ships, slated to hold over 4,000 passengers each, are scheduled for delivery in late 2023 and Spring 2025, and, in a first for…

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Virgin Voyages pumps up the volume

Virgin Voyages yesterday announced brand-new sonic features for their first cruise ship, Scarlet Lady, including an onboard record shop, karaoke studio and an extensive music residency programme. Virgin Voyages, the cruise brand helmed by Richard Branson promises a return to its Virgin brand roots with unparalleled music experiences on its first…

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Celebrity Summit emerges from multi-million dollar refit

Celebrity Summit is the latest of the Celebrity Cruises fleet to receive The Revolution treatment, emerging from her multi-million-pound makeover in the Bahamas. The Millennium-class ship, which was first launched in 2001, left dry-dock this weekend having undergone a transformation to both her public spaces, as well as every single stateroom, including…

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Viking River Cruises Names Seven New Ships

Viking Cruises welcomed seven new ships to its river fleet, during a celebration on the Rhine River in Basel, Switzerland. Of the seven ships, six are Viking Longships – Viking Einar, Viking Sigrun, Viking Sigyn, Viking Tir, Viking Ullur and Viking Vali – which will be deployed on Viking’s most popular itineraries on the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers….

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Hurtigruten Partners with EAT for Sustainable Cuisine

Hurtigruten has signed a three-year partnership with EAT Foundation. EAT Foundation This new strategic partnership with EAT Foundation is set to reduce food waste and expand menus, giving Hurtigruten guests the opportunity to choose more plant-based cuisine. Hurtigruten has already committed to reducing food waste by 20 percent by 2021….

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