Travel Weekly has also applied to join Virtuoso’s list of preferred suppliers, but we keep getting told that just because we offer a tour of our office we don’t qualify as a holiday tour provider.

The new ship will mark the first time in almost a quarter of a century that the line will have four ships at sea. It is also its 249th ship, which makes us very curious about what happened to the other 245.

Travel Weekly has managed to get the scoop on Aurora’s new appointment, so consider this a bit of a humble brag in the face of our rivals.

Are your clients itching to cruise their way over to Europe? Well, browsing this brochure will do you no harm at all.

Ponant’s Le Commandant Charcot is being billed as “a spaceship on Earth” in this new campaign. However, that’s not to suggest guests have to wear extravehicular mobility units.

The Aussie cruise line is capping off 2021 by jamming the best of Queensland’s reef and outback into a couple of swish itineraries.

The two Carnival-owned cruise lines have continued their monthly ritual of extending their respective cruise pauses.

The fabulous, trailblazing and Insta-famous Kate McCue has been chosen to steer Celebrity’s newest ship once it takes to the water in April next year.

Princess Cruises has a new president. One could even say the Carnival-owned line has found its prince.

With World Mental Health day right around the corner, NCL has timed the release of these research findings to perfection.

Yes, this story has it all: fame, a rave, arrests, drugs and a shiny new cruise ship. Ironically, it’s got the makings of a great Bollywood film.

Just like its ships, Silversea’s new TV ad is visually stunning, and well worth sharing with your cruise-hungry clients.