Cruise News Page 42
Second Uniworld Mystery Cruise sells out
Both trips will feature over-the-top, unique experiences both on and off the ship that have been curated by the Uniworld team, and all the details - including the destinations - will remain a surprise.
Scenic Group to return to Portugal in July
Both the Scenic and Emerald cruise lines will resume their original Douro schedules, offering eight-day round-trips from Porto exploring the sun-drenched vineyards and postcard-worthy towns.
Holland America Line to return this summer
Working in close coordination with the government of Greece, Holland America Line has received approval to restart cruising from Piraeus (Athens).
No return for P&O Cruises Australia before September
P&O Cruises Australia has announced a six-week extension to its suspension of operations. The line will not now return to sailing until September 17th at the earliest.
Carnival calls for cruise reopening in United States
Carnival Cruise Line has joined members of the Federal Maritime Commission, Galveston city and port officials at the Port of Galveston to highlight the economic impact of cruising in Texas.
Name unveiled for new Southampton cruise terminal
The facility joins the line-up of the four existing terminals in the port, which are named Queen Elizabeth II Cruise Terminal, City Cruise Terminal, Ocean Cruise Terminal and Mayflower Cruise Terminal.
Celebrity Beyond to debut in Southampton
The launch signifies a strong vote of confidence in the UK, as Celebrity Beyond prepares to depart on her maiden voyage from Southampton on a ten-night western Europe cruise.
Royal Caribbean eyes summer restart as losses mount
The line has reported a $1.1 billion loss for the first quarter of 2021, compared to a loss of $310 million a year ago. The giant said first quarter average monthly cash burn was $300 million.
Silversea adds new Puerto Williams departure point in Chile
Starting in November, Silversea will debut Puerto Williams, Chile, as its new departure port for Silver Explorer’s expedition cruises to Antarctica.
Regent Seven Seas to join booming UK cruise market
Regent Seven Seas is throwing its hat into the crowded UK summer sailing season, with news Seven Seas Splendour will debut in September.
Oceania Cruises confirms August return to sailing
Oceania Cruises has announced that it will resume cruise operations with the 1,250-guest Marina in August. The return will begin with sailings to Scandinavia and western Europe.
Azamara to return to operation in August
Azamara Quest will offer five back-to-back country-intensive voyages and one classic Mediterranean sailing, each seven-days in length. Trips will begin from August 28th.