From today (18 June) the line will drop “Club Cruises” from its name and use a new logo reflecting its land-based expansion – with a programme now comprising more than 1,700 offerings.
Through its portfolio of destination options, Azamara will give guests the opportunity to visit more than 41 countries in the next two years.
To curate its experiences, the line has partnered with a number of operators including Cox & Kings, which will run around 75% of the programming, as well as safari experts Micato and golf specialist PerryGolf among others.
The line’s new logo features three main design points.
It has an open world symbol “signifying infinite opportunities for travel”; brush strokes representing both land and sea experiences; and a reference to the star Acamar, which in ancient times was referred to as “the brightest in the southern sky” and the word which inspired Azamara’s name.
