Expedition Micro Cruise specialist Secret Atlas, has today announced its new 2027 summer Arctic season including standout itineraries to the world’s largest fjord system Scoresbysund and wildlife-rich Svalbard. 

Whether you want to explore coastal Norway under the midnight sun, or head into the Arctic in search of the Northern Lights in winter, there are big savings to be had on all Havila Voyages departing in 2026 and 2027. The company, which operates the most eco-friendly ships along the Norwegian coastal route, is offering savings of up to £500 per cabin on all bookings for 2026 and 2027 voyages, when you book between 5 January and 15 March 2026.

Atlas Ocean Voyages unveils a new Enhanced Explorer’s Choice offer, giving guests the opportunity to enjoy Double the Amenities on a limited selection of 2026 voyages. Available for bookings made January 2 through March 31, this enhanced promotion allows all guests on these select itineraries, regardless of stateroom category, to choose two complimentary amenities from a curated menu of premium enhancements, elevating the expedition experience even further.

Holland America Line is kicking off the traditional cruise Wave Season with its biggest deal of the year. The “Start Your Journey” promotion, available on over 500 cruises to Alaska, Europe and beyond, includes up to 30% off cruise fares, free balcony upgrades, onboard and shore excursion credits, free kids fares and more ways to save while experiencing unforgettable journeys and award-winning service.

Prague which is the capital of the Czech Republic is known as the “City of a Hundred Spires” for its great architecture, cobblestone roads, and rich past. Sure footed tourists and history enthusiasts are drawn to the city but what may be the most magical way to see Prague is from the water. Prague boat trips put you on the Vltava River which in turn gives you a different perspective of the city as you pass by the famous landmarks, peaceful waterways, and the dynamic life along the river banks.

For decades, the short hop across the Gulf of Finland has been far more than a simple crossing. The corridor between Tallinn and Helsinki has evolved into one of Northern Europe’s busiest maritime routes, a daily shuttle that binds two capital cities, two cultures and two tourism economies in just a couple of hours at sea. From business commuters and conference delegates to day-trippers and cruise-style overnighters, the Tallinn-Helsinki ferry now sits at the heart of the region’s travel story - quietly moving millions of passengers a year while helping both cities position themselves as “twin” hubs on the Baltic.