The British cruise company has ventured into the rescue game with this heroic act and rumour has it they’re now considering hiring the team that saved the Thai boys soccer team in 2018.

After being brought back from the dead less than a year ago (in the middle of a pandemic, mind you), Swan Hellenic is still very much alive.

The COVID-19 pandemic is certainly not slowing the iconic cruise line’s rebirth, with a second appointment announcement in as many months.

No, your eyes are not deceiving you – we’ve published our Wednesday Cruise Wrap on a Thursday this week! And, as you can imagine, it has led to complete and total anarchy in the Travel Weekly office.

This week’s Cruise Wrap is so hefty, we reckon that if each letter weighed a tonne, it would equate to a 4,000-pax ship. However, we’re not mathematicians and we also haven’t made any effort to count each individual letter.

The 70-year-old cruise line that was acquired by G Adventures after its parent company went bust is back, and it promises to be better than ever.

Beleaguered cruise line Swan Hellenic will be getting the makeover of all makeovers, as Bruce Poon Tip exclusively reveals G Adventures’ vision for the newly acquired company.

Breaking news – unless you’ve read it elsewhere! G Adventures is banking on a Swan Hellenic resurgence, much like the other floundering All Leisure brands it has recently purchased.

Discover the World’s elite partners discovered just how much hard work sailing is at their inaugural Elite Partner Sailing Regatta […]