AIDA Launches SuperSeptember Cruise Deal With Extra Perks
AIDA Cruises rolls out a September-only SuperSeptember promotion, adding up to 300 euros onboard credit and flexible booking perks on select winter and spring itineraries.
Vanessa Buasini
Based in Southampton, one of Europe’s busiest cruise hubs, Vanessa follows cruise line announcements and maritime travel trends. Her reporting helps readers stay informed about the ships, ports, and operational changes shaping the cruise world.
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Mauritius Backs French-Built Selar Arctic Ship for Greener Polar Travel
Mauritius and France converge around Selar’s new Captain Arctic, a low‑carbon solar‑sailing expedition vessel built in Port Louis to reshape polar cruising.
World’s Longest Cruise Departs Rome on 370-Day Global Odyssey
Explorations by Norwegian has launched a record 370-day voyage from Rome, with thousands of Australian and New Zealand travellers joining segments across six continents.
Cruise Passengers Give Newcastle Top Marks and Plan to Return
New survey results show Australia’s Newcastle delighting cruise visitors with high satisfaction scores, strong return intent and growing regional cruise investment.
SRSA’s ‘Deeper Than It Seems’ Campaign Signals New Red Sea Era
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea tourism push enters a new phase as SRSA’s ‘Deeper Than It Seems’ campaign spotlights the hidden regulatory engine behind coastal travel.
Miami Travel Update: Seabourn Reveals 138-Day 2029 World Cruise
Seabourn opens bookings for a 138-day 2029 world cruise from Miami to Lisbon on Seabourn Quest, visiting iconic islands and remote horizons across five continents.
Costa Rica Cruise Boom: Puntarenas Aims for 150,000 Passengers
Puntarenas is preparing for a sharp surge in cruise traffic as Costa Rica’s Pacific hub targets nearly 150,000 passengers in the 2026–27 season.
India Launches E‑Group Visa to Attract More Cruise Tourists
India has introduced a new e‑group visa category for cruise passengers, aiming to simplify formalities, cut processing times and strengthen the country’s maritime tourism sector.
Riverside Unveils Luxury Danube Cycling Cruises for 2027
Riverside Luxury Cruises is fusing high-end river cruising with serious cycling mileage on the Danube in 2027, targeting active travelers seeking indulgence and adventure.
Azamara’s Captain Nico Corbijn Retires After 43-Year Cruise Career
Azamara Cruises’ chief administrative officer Captain Nico Corbijn retires after a 43-year maritime career that has shaped fleet operations, safety, and destination-focused cruising.
Disney Cruise Line Adds 2028 Bermuda Holiday Sailing from Florida
Disney Cruise Line introduces an eight-night 2028 Bermuda itinerary from Florida, pairing pink-sand beaches with a festive Bahamas holiday experience.
MSC Cruises Unveils Record Winter 2026-27 Season Across 72 Countries
MSC Cruises’ Winter 2026-27 program adds new ports, ships and regions, offering 168 destinations across 72 countries and expanded options in the Caribbean, Mediterranean and beyond.
Istanbul’s Galataport Emerges as a Year Round Cruise Homeport
Istanbul’s Galataport is rapidly expanding its year round homeport role as Türkiye aligns with fast growing global and Mediterranean cruise markets.
Tasmania Bets on Cruise Future as Hobart Lands 2027 ACA Summit
Hobart’s win to host the Australian Cruise Association conference in 2027 signals Tasmania’s push for higher-value, globally connected and more sustainable cruise growth.
Carnival Tests Late-Night Guy’s Burger Joint on Conquest
Carnival Cruise Line is testing extended evening hours at Guy’s Burger Joint on Carnival Conquest, adding a new casual dinner and late-night option for guests.