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INTERNATIONAL tourism representation company Aviareps has announced Tom Fecke as Global Head of Cruise to lead the business’ growing cruise line sector.
THE National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has forecast an “above normal” hurricane season in the Atlantic basin for the second year running.
HOLLAND America Line has turned its attention to the 2027 solar eclipse, with bookings now open for two cruises to be positioned near the path of totality.
CELEBRITY Cruises has scheduled its highly popular 2026 President’s Cruise for an eight-night Mediterranean adventure departing 13 Sep aboard the new Celebrity Xcel.
G ADVENTURES is boosting its polar expedition offering with the relaunch of its Arctic polar program, off the back of its Expedition ship setting sail this Oct in Antarctica.
BLUEY and Bingo are back on Disney Cruise Line for its 2025-2026 sailings across Australia and New Zealand.
MSC Cruises will homeport MSC Opera in La Romana, Dominican Republic and Fort-De-France, Martinique as part of its expanded southern Caribbean presence during the 2026/27 winter (CW 28 May).
PORTOFINO is described by many as a gem of a town and one of the most popular spots to visit during a call in Genoa.
Industry associations have praised the decision, saying the government’s decision ends years of uncertainty. Cruise ships…
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