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Azamara is latest cruise line to add sailings to Cuba


NEW BROCURE: Features new ship AmaLea


nights in Zurich and Prague; a Charms of the Mekong cruise, which features land stays in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi and Halong Bay, alongside the cruise; and an 11-night Wildlife and the Falls tour, which includes overnight stays in Johannesburg and Victoria Falls and a river safari. A seven-night Rhine & Moselle Splendours itinerary leads in at £2,045.


AmaWaterways is offering free


flights and transfers on all 2018 bookings made by August 31. UK managing director Stuart


Perl said: “With new destinations, onboard activities and enhanced excursions, there are plenty of opportunities to entice seasoned and first-time river cruisers to discover some of the most


beautiful rivers of the world.” amawaterways.co.uk


Azamara Club Cruises is adding four new sailings to Cuba from Miami next year. The small-ship line will add calls


at Cienfuegos and Santiago de Cuba to its overnight stops in Havana. Multiple overnights give passengers the opportunity to extend their stay and experience the local nightlife. Azamara operates two identical


690-passenger ships – Azamara Journey and Azamara Quest – of the same type used by Carnival Corporation ‘social impact’ brand Fathom last year to open up sailings to Cuba from the US for the first time in decades. Other US lines are now visiting


HAVANA: Azamara’s sailings will include stops in Cuban capital


the island including Norwegian Cruise Line, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Oceania Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean International. Fly-cruise prices lead in at £2,602 based on a March 19


departure. azamaraclubcruises.co.uk


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