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Azamara expands options in Asia in 2028 programme


Ella Sagar


Azamara Cruises has put its spring, summer and autumn 2028 voyages on sale, with expanded deployment in Asia. Te new itineraries feature


360 late nights and overnight stays, making up more than half of total port days. Tere will also be 12 maiden


ports across Europe and Asia, including Caen in France, Sokcho in South Korea, Tokushima and


Miyazaki in Japan, Delphi in Greece, Porto Empedocle in Sicily, Dún Laoghaire for Dublin in Ireland and Liepaja in Latvia. Other highlights are cruising


on rivers around the world such as the Guadaquivir River into Seville, the Garonne into Bordeaux, the Seine into Rouen, the Yangtze into Shanghai and the Mekong into Ho Chi Minh City. Azamara Pursuit will offer 33


voyages during a full season in Asia, with nine new combination cruises


and selected itineraries which have been designed to line up with 10 regional festivals. A 12-night cruise on Azamara


Pursuit on October 23 visits Myanmar, Malaysia, Tailand and Kuala Lumpur and leads in at £2,295. Azamara’s European


deployment features 85 cruises, including 10 Grand Voyages and 48 “country-intensive” itineraries including back-to-back options. Te collection also includes


Azamara’s four ships


a range of speciality cruises, including sailings that tie in with the Monaco Grand Prix and, for golf fans, another to coincide with the 156th British Open. A seven-night cruise on


Azamara Journey to Spain, France and Italy on April 8 starts at £1,225. Prices are based on an interior


cabin and are cruise-only. Agents can secure early-booking


discounts of up to 30% off. azamara.com


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