cruise news

Philippa Walker departs Silversea after three years directing Asia-Pacific marketing, overseeing Silver Nova's regional debut and Andrea Bocelli partnerships.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises inaugurates its full winter Mediterranean programme with Seven Seas Navigator sailing from Rome to Barcelona across five countries.

Avoid sightseeing traps on Royal Caribbean's 2026 Singapore sailings. Learn why port times don't equal exploration time in Penang and how Phuket tender transfers impact your shore excursions.

Viking launches the Viking Rota, adding capacity to Rhine, Main, and Danube routes with 95 luxury cabins and a strategic expansion of 18 more ships by 2028.

Carnival Freedom has repositioned to Barcelona to launch new Mediterranean itineraries following technical upgrades in Marseille, before transitioning to Florida-based Bahamian voyages.

Silversea announces a massive expansion for the 2028-2029 season, introducing 103 luxury voyages across 56 countries, signaling a shift toward hyper-regional cultural immersion and extended expedition-style cruising.

The arrival of EXPLORA III in New York City introduces a new LNG-powered luxury standard to the North American coast, featuring 463 suites and a strategic expansion toward Caribbean markets.

Auckland and other Oceania ports are dismantling the extractive cruise model, replacing corporate tour monopolies with sovereign port-to-pavement frameworks that direct passenger spending toward independent local merchants.

Margaritaville at Sea introduces an unlimited cruise membership for 2027, granting two adults access to voyages up to seven nights across its three-ship fleet starting at US$2,499.

Adventure Canada unveils its 2028 expedition portfolio, featuring new Northwest Passage, Faroe Islands, and Antarctic Peninsula routes with fares up to US$37,495.

Lesotho's plans for a luxury cruise at Katse Dam face commercial headwinds as international arrivals plummet 18% and highland hotel occupancy remains critically low.

Holland America Line announces five new 2027 voyages for the Oosterdam, the first vessel to undergo the Evolution modernization program, spanning the Mediterranean and Caribbean.