Seven Seas Prestige Unveils Regent’s Biggest Wellness Upgrade
Regent Seven Seas Cruises is raising the bar on spa and fitness at sea with Seven Seas Prestige, debuting an in‑suite gym, salt room and expanded longevity offerings.
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.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises is raising the bar on spa and fitness at sea with Seven Seas Prestige, debuting an in‑suite gym, salt room and expanded longevity offerings.
Surging Danube cruise traffic is opening new routes beyond Belgrade, pushing international visitors into Serbia’s secondary cities and rural river towns.
India has introduced a new e‑group visit visa for cruise passengers from 172 countries, aiming to accelerate international cruise tourism and port-led economic growth.
SeaDream Yacht Club has unveiled SeaDream III, a new luxury yacht launching in 2029 with a slate of extended, globe-spanning voyages across six continents.
Royal Caribbean continues to post record bookings as cruisers embrace more flexible rebooking choices, future cruise credits, and new self-service digital options.
Jamaica is leveraging a revamped cruise strategy, new port investments and itinerary shifts to deepen its global tourism reach despite a flat stopover market.
With record visitor numbers, relaxed entry rules and a growing focus on sustainability, Thailand continues to draw passionate travelers from every corner of the globe.
Yacht brokerage MYSEA is highlighting new superyacht and catamaran additions positioned to reshape how affluent travelers explore Caribbean islands and nearby warm-water cruising grounds.
SeaDream Yacht Club prepares to welcome SeaDream III, its first new yacht in 25 years, promising expanded capacity and longer, globe-spanning itineraries.
New full-scale methanol engine trials by Everllence signal rapid progress toward lower-emission cruise and passenger shipping, adding momentum to maritime decarbonisation pathways.
Global Ports Holding is extending the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program to 35 cruise ports worldwide, aiming to make cruise travel more inclusive for passengers with non-visible conditions.
Azamara Pursuit has completed a technical drydock in Vancouver and is now repositioning toward Asia and the Pacific for an extended 2024-25 deployment.
Norwegian Cruise Line is turning its Bahamas calls into full resort days, led by a transformed Great Stirrup Cay and complementary experiences at Harvest Caye.
Windermere Lake Cruises is emerging as a key driver of Cumbria’s tourism rebound, capitalising on growing interest from Australian and New Zealand travellers in the Lake District.
Royal Caribbean and rival cruise brands are rolling out richer giveaways, bonuses and loyalty perks as travel advisors regain clout in the cruise booking pipeline.