Videos
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The World’s Most Luxurious Ship™ Arriving in Australia and New Zealand 2020 & 2021
Monday | Jan 7 2019Regent Seven Seas Cruises this morning confirmed details of the 2020/21 deployment of its flagship Regent Seven Seas Explorer in Australasian waters for the first time ever.The vessel will operate a series of nine all-inclusive Asia Pacific sailings aboard the 750-passenger vessel which is billed as the “Most Luxurious Ship ever Built”.This video features RSSC VP Sales Australia/NZ, Lisa Pile and Steve Odell, Senior VP Asia Pacific for Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings showcasing the down under deployment.
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Hurtigruten orders new, groundbreaking hybrid powered expedition cruise ship
Wednesday | Oct 31 2018Hurtigruten continues to push the borders for green travel – and orders new, groundbreaking hybrid powered expedition cruise ship.
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Titanic II – The Ship where dreams will come true
Tuesday | Oct 30 2018Clive Palmer speaks about the Titanic II and the vision to create the Ship where dreams will come true.
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Scenic Eclipse | Time-lapse of ship build
Wednesday | Oct 24 2018Scenic Eclipse October 2018, Build Update.
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Scenic | National Geographic expeditions
Thursday | Oct 18 2018National Geographic and Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours have teamed up to launch a new line of National Geographic River Cruises.These itineraries combine Scenic’s all-inclusive luxury river cruise experience with National Geographic’s legacy of science, conservation and exploration to create unforgettable experiences along the waterways of Europe and South East Asia.Aboard each Scenic river cruise expedition a National Geographic Expert will join guests to share their knowledge and insights, and enrich the experience through fascinating presentations and informal discussions.A National Geographic photographer, who will offer photography tips on technique and artistry, will also join European river cruising itineraries.This partnership between Scenic and National Geographic will offer numerous itineraries through Europe: on the Rhine, Danube, Main and Moselle Rivers; in Holland and Belgium; through France’s Bordeaux region and Portugal’s Douro Valley—as well as on the Irrawaddy River in Myanmar.Drawing on the National Geographic Society’s 130 years of exploration and storytelling, National Geographic Expeditions offers a wide range of unique travel experiences, including small ship voyages, private jet expeditions, small group tours, private tours, a collection of luxury sustainable lodges, and more.
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Launching the National Geographic Venture
Wednesday | Oct 10 2018After ten months of construction, Lindblad’s newest ship, the National Geographic Venture, touches water for the first time in Whidbey Island, Washington.
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Norwegian Encore Hull Art Reveal
Wednesday | Oct 3 2018Introducing the hull artwork for Norwegian Encore! Eduardo Arranz-Bravo, the award-winning Spanish artist, created the hull artwork for the fourth and final ship of its Breakaway-Plus class.
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AmaMagna, Debuting on the Danube in May 2019
Tuesday | Sep 25 2018Luxury knows no bounds on board the extraordinary AmaMagna featuring 5 bars, 4 unique dining venues, the Zen Wellness Studio and the one and only Water Sports Platform on the river.
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Celebrity Edge Shipyard Hyperlapse Tour
Wednesday | Sep 19 2018Check out the hyperlapse tour of the new stunning Celebrity Edge Cruise ship!.
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Majestic Princess Arrives in Sydney for 2018 Summer Cruise Season
Wednesday | Sep 19 2018Australia’s summer cruise season is ready for take-off, following a spectacular “touch down” by the international superliner Majestic Princess in Sydney this morning.The largest Princess Cruises’ ship ever to visit Australia, Majestic Princess arrived in Sydney shortly after sunrise, sailing into her new homeport along an illuminated runway, created to celebrate her debut on the city’s harbour.The newest ship in Princess Cruises’ fleet, Majestic Princess is the first international ship to visit Australia for the nation’s busy summer cruise season.The 3560-guest ship will be based in Sydney for six months, carrying more than 50,000 Australian and international travellers on 16 different roundtrip cruises from the city.At 143,700 tonnes, Majestic Princess is equivalent in size to 126 Sydney Manly ferries, while her height of more than 68 metres makes her taller than the Sydney Opera House and too large to sail under the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
