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Beppu, Japan


Fred Olsen recruits four types of expert for each ship


Oceania ships to visit 14 new ports of call in 2024 programme


Oceania Cruises has unveiled its 2024 Collection, featuring more than 350 itineraries on seven ships. The worldwide programme


includes 14 new ports of call – including Beppu, Japan; Bluff, New Zealand; Limerick, Ireland; and Taranto, Italy – and offers sailings ranging from seven to 82 days. Six ships – Insignia, Nautica,


Marina, Sirena, Riviera and Vista – will be based in Europe, visiting destinations such as Greenland, Iceland, Egypt and Israel. Prices for the 10-day


Mediterranean Culture Capitals, departing from Barcelona on November 14, 2024, start at £1,919. Ports of call include Marseille, Sicily and Civitavecchia. The lead-in price for the 12-


day Tudors To Tapas sailing on Sirena departing on May 3, 2024, from Southampton is £2,609. Ports of call include Bordeaux, Porto and Almeria. oceaniatradeconnect.co.uk


Saga unveils new river


itineraries for 2023 Saga has unveiled three new Rhine and Danube itineraries in its 2023 river programme. Fares for the Spirit of the Danube and Spirit of the Rhine sailings cover all meals and drinks, including in speciality restaurants. Passengers will receive a 10% discount when booking back-to-back 2023 cruises. A 25% early-booking reduction is also available. saga.co.uk


22 12 MAY 2022


Seabourn launches two-vessel expedition range for 2023-24


Harry Kemble Seabourn has released its 2023-24 expedition


programme on Seabourn Venture and Seabourn Pursuit, featuring 25 voyages of 11 to 27 days. Destinations include Antarctica, South America, the South Pacific and Indonesia for the programme, which


runs from September 2023 to April 2024. Seabourn Venture will operate 11 voyages and


Seabourn Pursuit will offer 14 sailings. From September 2023, Seabourn Venture will


sail from Japan and provide “in-depth expedition experiences” throughout the South Pacific over a three-month period. The ship will reposition to Australia from Japan with


a 22-day sailing, departing on September 18. In December 2023, Seabourn Venture will operate


25Sailings offered in programme by Seabourn’s V


enture and Pursuit


sailings to Antarctica and will later focus on itineraries in Australia and New Zealand. Yet-to-launch ship Seabourn Pursuit will sail along


the west coast of the Americas in September 2023 before making its Antarctica debut. In February 2024, the ship will cross from Argentina


to Africa, including visiting the Falkland Islands and the Ascension Islands, before arriving in Cape Verde. Prices for the 27-day sailing start from £13,999. The vessel will then make its way up the coast of


Africa to London in April 2024. seabourn.com


travelweekly.co.uk


Fred Olsen Cruise Lines plans to recruit 16 experts to join sailings to enhance the onboard experience as part of a new Journey Navigators programme. Four experts – a nature scout, a


culture curator, a maritime guide and an entertainment host – will


Image of upcoming ship Seabourn Pursuit


be on board each of the line’s four ships for every 2023-24 sailing. The line said nature scouts


will help passengers to stargaze or spot sea life, while culture curators will organise talks. Maritime guides will host


bridge and galley tours as well as


Q&A sessions with crew members. Entertainment hosts will


ensure passengers’ days are filled with “live music, dancing, quizzes, competitions and all other forms of fun and games on every cruise”, the operator said. fredolsencruises.com/agent


PICTURE: Shutterstock/Madrugada Verde


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