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In what’s being touted as a first for the cruise industry, Oceania Cruises has launched an onboard pastry and baking training program for its chefs. More than 200 Oceania Cruise chefs are set to be put through the three-year program, created in partnership with The Butter Book digital training platform. The aim of the academy, which mixes … Read more
The lack of variety has led cruisers to look overseas for alternative and fresh itineraries, according to comments on Cruise Passenger and social media.
Royal Caribbean’s beach club at Lelepa is still consulting with locals and has yet to complete its environmental impact statement, despite a glossy video and sales campaign.
Virgin Voyages, which dramatically quit Australia two years ago, is back. Not with a ship, but with a sales office. We are the line’s third largest market.
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Norwegian Luna, which sports an elaborate artwork on her hull, will primarily operate seven-night Caribbean itineraries from Miami.
Royal Caribbean has officially revealed Hero of the Seas as its fourth Icon Class cruise ship, unveiling a host of new attractions onboard.
Discover Antarctica in ultimate comfort with Scenic’s all-inclusive Discovery Yachts, combining expert-led expeditions with once-in-a-lifetime experiences on, above and below the ice.
The new development is part of a $200 million “big ships” development project, with the new international cruise terminal set to open from March 2027.
She's the most specious ship yet from luxury line Oceania Cruises. James Sitters tells Rose Kelly and Peter Lynch what's on board the new class of ship, including restaurants, spas and suites.
