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PHOTOGRAPHY enthusiasts have the chance to learn from world-leading wildlife and landscape snappers via a new themed Antarctica voyage with Aurora Expeditions.
PRINCESS Cruises will make some changes to restaurant names and locations onboard Sun Princess ahead of the ship’s debut in the Caribbean.
NEW itineraries exploring Fiji, Tonga and the Cook Islands will be added to Windstar’s year-round South Pacific program, the line announced.
THE expedition cruise sector may be in love with its Zodiacs and submarines, but imagine heading out on an excursion in one of these.
VIRGIN Voyages’ Scarlet Lady will undergo an “epic glow-up” this spring, heading into dry dock for new suites, elevated dining concepts, and revamped bar and lounge spaces.
CRUISE-FOCUSED inbound tour operator Shorex Australia has launched Shorex Accessible, providing cruise guests who have personal lifestyle challenges the opportunity to experience the country with confidence.
SEAFARING history was made by Ponant as the Le Commandant Charcot icebreaker (pictured) reached the North Pole of Inaccessibility on 12 Sep.
TRAVEL advisors can embark on Magic Ahoy!, a virtual voyage with Disney Cruise Line to learn all about the brand’s offerings, as well as go in the running to win prizes.
MSC Cruises’ new Seasational Sale is now available on selected sailings next year, offering up to 25% off fares, up to $1,000 in onboard credit, up to 40% savings when pre-purchasing drinks packages, and more.
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