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TOURISM Fiji Chief Executive Officer Brent Hill shared his optimism for the island nation’s cruise sector at the Fiji Tourism Exchange this week, describing it as “a standout success”.
EXPLORA Journeys has debuted its new itineraries for summer 2027, with maiden ports in the Mediterranean, a new ship, Explora IV, and the introduction of Alaska to the line’s destinations.
CARNIVAL Cruise Line has welcomed Carnival Miracle (pictured) back into service following an extensive dry dock in Cadiz, Spain.
AZAMARA Cruises has announced its 2027 voyages, with almost 70 sailings on offer.
‘TREASURES Of The Tides’, Crystal’s 2028 world cruise, will journey to more than 80 destinations across almost 40 countries on Crystal Symphony.
IMAGINE Cruising has embarked on a rebranding exercise, which has yielded significant success in its first year, according to GM Trade Sales, Craig Spiga.
G Adventures has announced a new expedition ship will be introduced for the upcoming Antarctica season, with Ocean Adventurer to replace the tour operator’s current vessel, Expedition.
HAPAG-LLOYD Cruises will set sail for Central and South American, from Costa Rica to the Panama Canal and the fjords and channels of Chile, in Nov and Dec.
A record breaking debut year for Imagine Cruising has been driven by the successful launch of its trade division, which has concluded its first full year on 06 May 2025.
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