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IT’S part lounge, part swimming pool, part bar and part theatre, designed to let in as much natural light while also being a state-of-the-art home to Princess’ world-class entertainment.
MSC Cruises has introduced its new ‘Stay & Cruise’ program, allowing guests to extend their voyage with an add-on package.
HOLLAND America Line has a significant presence in Alaska, and to reinforce that, is now dedicating a day to the persistent body of dense ice the state is so well known for.
The new Club honours Viking’s leading travel advisors and their agencies. Viking is introducing the Viking…
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has unveiled all-new culinary experiences, to debut aboard Norwegian Aqua.
PRINCESS Cruises is converting 95% of its onboard paper and plastic waste on Sun Princess to energy going back to powering the ship via a variety of innovative resource recovery systems.
AUSTRALIA was the world’s fourth-largest cruise market last year, with 1.25 million passengers embarking in 2023.
THE town of Isafjordur (pictured) in northwest Iceland is planning a new cruise visitor limit, restricting the maximum number of guests who can arrive by ship each day.
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