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Tradewind Voyages plots 23 long-haul 2022-23 sailings
Tall-ship start-up Tradewind Voyages has released details of 23 long-haul voyages in its 2022-23 programme. The 272-passenger ship
Golden Horizon will sail several voyages out of Japan between May and June 2022, before sailing on to Alaska, Central and South America, the South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand. Prices for the 14-day Contrasts
of Japan sailing from Tokyo, on June 11, 2022, start at £3,199. Ports of call include Oarai, Sendai, Kushiro and Tomakomai, all Japan. Sailings in Central and South
America from August 2022 include Tokyo
Princess Cruises recruits roster of TV stars for food and wellness sailings
Princess Cruises has unveiled food and wellness as the themes for two of its ex-Southampton voyages this summer. Sky Princess will offer a Culinary
the 17-day Wild Costa Rica and Panama’s Islands, departing from Puerto Caldera on September 1, 2022. It leads in at £3,099. Ahead of an extended spell
in Australia and New Zealand, Golden Horizon will sail through
French Polynesia, Tonga, Vanuatu, the Solomon Islands and Fiji. Prices for the eight-day Pearls of French Polynesia sailing, leaving Papeete on October 24, 2022, start from £1,799.
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Stars cruise with TV presenter and chef John Torode and Michel Roux Jr, chef-patron at London restaurant La Gavroche, on board. Passengers on the three-night
sailing, departing September 10, can pick up cooking tips on board. Prices start from £299. Before that, in August, a Mind,
Body and Soul sailing on Regal Princess will feature TV doctor Dr Ranj Singh; The Chase’s Jenny Ryan; and Church of England priest Kate Bottley, who has appeared on Googlebox and
John Torode
co-hosts Radio 2’s Good Morning Sunday. Passengers on the three-night
sailing, departing on August 21, will hear from the celebrities through a series of wellness talks and events. Prices start from £299.
princess.com
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