Celebrity Summit
SeaDream to run cancelled summer
2020 Mediterranean cruises in 2022 SeaDream Yacht Club is recreating Mediterranean cruises cancelled this summer. Two Black Sea voyages will run in June and August 2022 and an eastern Med sailing in May. The line will also sail new itineraries in the Black Sea between April and November 2022. Its twin mega-yachts are due to operate 47 Med voyages in 2022, including an itinerary with a call in Haifa in Israel.
seadream.co.uk
Celebrity Cruises reveals 2022 sailings and new ports of call
Celebrity Cruises will operate a range of itineraries taking in destinations including Bermuda, New England, Canada, Greenland and Iceland in 2022. Celebrity Summit will sail
a range of seven to 10-night itineraries to Bermuda from May to July, including round- trips from Cape Liberty (New Jersey), and 10 and nine-night sailings including Charleston, South Carolina and Newport, Rhode Island. They all feature the line’s Always Included standard package including Wi-Fi, drinks and tips. Celebrity has added one new
six-night sailing from Cape Liberty to Bermuda on June 7, 2021. The 2022 range also includes
10, 11 and 12-night sailings for the first time from Boston to New England and Canada.
celebritycruises.com
Cosmos releases
river cruise details Cosmos River Cruise has released details of eight sailings in 2021 from its new programme. “Value for money” itineraries are available on the Rhine, Rhone, Danube, Douro, Elbe and Vltava as well as the Adriatic Coast and the White Sea. An eight-day Edelweiss – Flowers of the Rhine cruise starts from £224 (excluding flights).
cosmos.co.uk
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CriosiEurope offers first cruise on
Vltava on Elbe Princess II next year CroisiEurope is offering an itinerary on Vltava River in the Czech Republic, for the first time next year. Paddlewheel ship Elbe Princess II will run round-trip cruises from Prague and call at towns and castles in Bohemia. Weekly departures operate from June 14 to September 27, 2021. Prices begin at £2,723 seven nights, including meals, drinks and excursions.
croisieurope.co.uk
MSC to base four ships in the Mediterranean in 2021-22
Phil Davies
MSC Cruises has confirmed four ships will be deployed in the Mediterranean in winter 2021-22. The line believes disruption to this winter’s
travel plans caused by Covid restrictions in Italy will encourage people to book for 12 months’ time. Ships scheduled for the Med are MSC Grandiosa,
MSC Fantasia, MSC Magnifica and MSC Poesia running five to 11-night itineraries. A further four vessels, including the new MSC
Seaside, will sail from Miami and Port Canaveral to the Caribbean, Mexico and other countries in South America. MSC Seaview will be based in the Caribbean island
of Martinique with a series of seven-night cruises including Saint Lucia, Guadeloupe and Antigua and Barbuda. MSC Virtuosa, due to enter service in April 2021, will be based in Dubai next winter alongside MSC Opera, allowing passengers to attend the postponed Expo 2020 Dubai in October 2021.
11 new grand voyages on 11 ships will visit 81 ports in 38 countries
South America will be covered by five ships –
four from Brazil and one from Argentina. MSC Lirica will join MSC Musica in South Africa
to run sailings from Cape Town and Durban between November 2021 and April 2022 on 14 different itineraries. Eleven new grand voyages have been organised
across 11 ships to give a total coverage of 81 ports in 38 countries. Departures, from major ports worldwide, will last from 18 to 27 days. Eleven repositioning voyages from 16 to 28 days
in duration will be available in spring 2022 as ships return from the Gulf, Brazil, Argentina, South Africa, Martinique and the US to Europe for the start of the summer 2022 season.
msccruises.co.uk
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