In conjunction with their efforts to grow their global boundaries, Azamara Club Cruises is offering cruises in Australia and New Zealand from 2016.
Viking Take to The Ocean
Viking are preparing to launch their three ocean-going ships between now and 2016.
The first is Viking Star launching in Norway in May 2015, followed by it's two sister ships Viking Sea and Viking Sky, which will launch the following year.
Neil Barclay, head of sales explains that they plan to spend more time in destinations than their competitors and because of the size of the ships they will be able to dock at some of the smaller ports, 'getting more into the heart of the community'.
SeaDream Yacht Club Considers Balconies
Although not in a hurry to do so, chief executive officer Atle Brynestad spoke about the possibility of balconies if they were to add a third ship to the fleet. He added that they do not need a new ship but he is working on the idea 'at all times' and it would most likely have balconies.
Crystal Cruises Voted World's Best for 20 Years
Voted 'World's Best' for an unsurpassed 20 years by the readers of Condé Nast Traveler and 19 consecutive years by the readers of Travel + Leisure, that's more times than any other Cruise Line, Hotel or Resort in history!
Crystal Adds Free Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi for all Crystal Society members starting this Autumn.
Each Crystal Society guest will receive 60 minutes of complimentary Wi-Fi for every day of the cruise. For example, a 10 night cruise will offer 600 minutes free internet access per person, which can be used any time throughout your voyage!
P&O Cruises Aurora Multimillion Pound Make-over
At the end of November 2014, just in time for her Christmas and New Year cruise, Aurora will spend around 20 nights in dry dock in Hamburg. She will come out of the make-over as the first ship in the fleet to receive the new look livery design, newly refurbished & modernised dining facilities, children facilities, accommodation and so much more!
