Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), the innovator in global cruise travel, officially commemorated its highly-anticipated cruise comeback on 25 July, 2021 with a double debut: Norwegian Jade was not only the first of its 17-ship fleet to welcome guests after 500 days, she also made NCL history as the first vessel to homeport in Athens (Piraeus). … Continue Reading
With no progress being made by the governments in Australia regarding the restart of cruising our friends at Cruise Industry News have published a list of the vaccination policies of cruise lines in the USA, … Continue Reading
Azamara Quest is reported to have sailed from Glasgow in Scotland, where along with other Azamara ships she has has been laid up for around a year. … Continue Reading
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), has officially commemorated its highly-anticipated cruise comeback on 25 July, 2021 with a double debut, with Norwegian Jade … Continue Reading
While sadly Aussies cannot leave Australia or go cruising, to kick off their return to service in the U.S., Princess Cruises and Holland America Line recently held a celebration at the Port of Seattle … Continue Reading
The ‘Nouméa quays’ have undertaken an incredible makeover and transformed into a spectacular waterfront precinct. … Continue Reading
Seabourn Cruises has announced new itineraries for four of its ships in 2023 in Europe from late March to early December. … Continue Reading
Carnival Breeze returns to service today when it departs on a four-day cruise from Galveston, part of its popular schedule of short cruises from that port. The ship is the line’s third to resume service, following the sailings of Carnival Vista from Galveston and Carnival Horizon from Miami in early July. … Continue Reading
Oceania Cruises, the world’s leading culinary- and destination-focused cruise line, introduced 16 new Europe and Tahiti voyages for early 2022 aboard the more beautiful than ever Regatta and Nautica. … Continue Reading
A joint expedition partnership initiative between Coral Expeditions, the Australian Geographic and GBR Legacy took place this month when the Australian small ship cruise line brought together a cohort of conservation-minded guests and expert scientific specialists to partake in an inaugural “Citizens Science of the Great Barrier Reef” voyage over 10 nights from Cairns, Australia. … Continue Reading
