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Mundy Cruising launches new cruise and rail collection
Trips combine luxury cruises with iconic train journeys around the globe
Clia RiverView to return to Budapest next year hosting six ships
It will feature sessions, ship visits, a trade fair, break-out training sessions and overnight onboard stays and will run from 8 to 10 March.
Royal Caribbean aiming to double trade educational programme next year
Aaron Langford, the line’s UK and Ireland senior sales director, made the pledge the day after Royal Caribbean International launched its new trade loyalty programme Upper Deck
P&O Cruises facing threat of legal action over Ventura sickness claims
The line introduced additional protocols, including delaying embarkation by up to seven hours ahead of Ventura’s 25 May departure, to try to reduce the spread of infection on the ship
Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection’s new ship sets sail on maiden voyage
The luxury brand’s second yacht has officially set sail with a seven-night voyage from Monte Carlo to Rome
New Norway zero-emissions rules 'are a victory for those who didn't invest in greener future'
Norway will now punish cruise ships that do not comply with strict zero-emission rules by 2032 to protect its World Heritage fjords but not everyone is happy with the decision
Veteran homeworker bags £125,000 cruise booking after parking retirement
Neil Smith, who has been in travel for more than 30 years, more than 25 of which have been with Vertical Travel Group, secured the booking after deciding not to retire when travel rebounded following the pandemic
Expedition Cruise Network names Monty Halls and Tudor Morgan as speakers for debut conference
The two-day conference will feature a programme of trade meetings, seminar content and panel discussions, networking opportunities and Expedition Cruise Awards
Explora Journeys' ‘industry-first policies’ pay off for trade relations
The MSC Group-owned luxury cruise line is determined to support agents as it prepares to launch its second ship, Explora II, in September
Norway to enforce strict zero-emissions rules on cruise ships by 2032
The new regulations which come into effect on 1 January 2026 won’t impact larger cruise vessels until 2032 due to the lack of technology currently available
Disney Cruise Line diverts ship away from climate protests in Amsterdam
The line is one of several that has been forced to amend itineraries with Amsterdam calls in recent weeks
APT hands promotions to Robin Griffiths and Becky Baumbach
From 2 September, Robin Griffiths and Becky Baumbach will take up the roles of national partnerships manager and national sales manager respectively
'Micro cruises' setting new standards in luxury expedition travel
The expedition cruise line’s ships have a capacity of just 12 guests.
Royal Caribbean signs deal with shipbuilder to build fourth Icon vessel
The ship is scheduled for delivery to Royal Caribbean International in 2027, but the agreement with the Finnish shipbuilder Meyer Turku is subject to conditions
Tui River Cruises offers up five Nile sailings in first trade incentive
The line’s first trade incentive – ’Make it on Tui River Cruises’ – will give a handful of agents the chance to experience its newly refurbished Nile ship Tui Al Horeya
The out-of-this-world cruise trend that is inspiring new sailings
Solar eclipses may be rare events, but increasing numbers of cruise lines, big and small, are designing itineraries to chase down the celestial action
Celestyal to operate 'non-commercial' sailings in place of axed Red Sea cruises
Celestyal Journey’s maiden Arabian Gulf season now comprises of nine seven-night Desert Days sailings between November 2024 and March 2025, with the option to embark in either Doha, Abu Dhabi or Dubai
Travel facing race against time to get ready for new EU border rules
For many travellers, 10 November will be the day Brexit gets real; TTG explores the ins and outs of the new EU border rules set to take affect in November
Ambassador forced to divert another ship due to Extinction Rebellion protest
The line confirmed Ambience will dock in IJmuiden rather than Amsterdam to avoid the climate protest on Monday 26 August
Royal’s new agent rewards programme to pay up to £500 per booking
Starting 3 September, the line will pay out up to £500 per booking via the new Upper Deck programme as well as a standard £10 for each group booking an agent makes
Windstar Cruises unveils first look at new Star Seeker ship
The luxury cruise line will launch its seventh ship in January 2026.
Carnival Cruise Line strikes deal with Northern Irish tour operator
The partnership means agents can use Travel Solutions’ platforms to book the Carnival Corporation brand’s packages for their customers
Ambassador renews ORCA charity partnership with new itinerary programme
The 2025/26 will see ocean conservationists join Ambience for 11 itineraries and Ambition for 10, the line confirmed