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Fred Holidays offers Mekong cruises
on Pandaw’s refurbished vessel Pandaw will deploy a refurbished all-suite ship on the Mekong from November 1. Tonle Pandaw will sail two itineraries: a three-night cruise between Saigon and Phnom Penh and a seven-night itinerary between Saigon and Siem Reap. Prices lead in at £6,399 for a Fred Holidays package including a seven-night cruise, flights, transfers and one night in a hotel in Siem Reap with breakfast.
fredholidays.co.uk
AmaWaterways adds sailings to Chobe River programme
AmaWaterways has added four sailings to its Chobe River 2026 programme. The additional departures
will be in February, October and November 2026 on the 28-passenger Zambezi Queen. Four-night safari cruises are
combined with a choice of land tours to create trips of between nine and 16 nights, with sights including Cape Town’s Table Mountain, Victoria Falls and mountain gorillas in Rwanda. Prices start from £10,946 for
the nine-night Discover Africa itinerary combining three nights in Cape Town with a four-night cruise in a balcony suite and two nights at Victoria Falls. The price is valid for a
departure on November 20, 2026, and includes return flights from London or Manchester.
amawaterways.co.uk
Amadeus unveils 17
itineraries for 2026 Amadeus River Cruises has put 17 European itineraries on sale for the first half of 2026. They range from five to 16 days and span 13 countries on 14 ships, including the incoming Amadeus Aurea. The line has added a six-night Rhine Concert Cruise with André Rieu from Cologne to Amsterdam, departing on January 5, 2026. Prices start at £1,049.
amadeus-rivercruises.co.uk
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Disney will operate Alaska cruises on Disney Magic and Disney Wish
Ponant’s 2026-27 expedition range spans Norway, Baltic and Canada
Ponant Expeditions has scheduled 16 voyages for the 2026-27 season on Le Commandant Charcot. The ship will sail three Norwegian fjords and glaciers voyages, four focusing on Nordic cities and the Baltic Sea and two on the St Lawrence river in Canada. The nine-night Baltic Bliss & Winter Wonders trip starts at €8,400.
ponant.com
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Disney’s summer 2026 season includes ex-Southampton cruises
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Disney Cruise Line’s eight-ship fleet will operate sailings in Europe, the Caribbean, Alaska and Singapore in summer 2026. Disney Dream will offer three, four and seven-night
sailings from Southampton to northern Europe and the Norwegian fjords. Prices lead in at £1,943 for a three-night Belgium Cruise. All prices are for two guests. Prior to this, the ship will offer a 14-night transatlantic
crossing from Fort Lauderdale to Barcelona, from where it will sail seven to 12-night Mediterranean cruises. Meanwhile, Disney Adventure, which is due to launch
in December, will sail three and four-night voyages from the Marina Bay Cruise Centre in Singapore from April 2026. Fares start at £810 for a three-night cruise from Singapore. There will be three new Marvel-themed attractions on board, plus Broadway-style musicals developed exclusively for the ship.
Disney Magic and Disney Wonder will sail seven-night
voyages from May 2026 with ports of call in Skagway, Juneau and Ketchikan. Prices start at £2,383 for a seven-night Alaskan Cruise from Vancouver. In summer 2026, Disney Fantasy, Disney Wish and
Disney Treasure will sail from Port Canaveral in Florida to destinations in the Bahamas and eastern or western Caribbean. The itineraries will include stops at Disney Castaway Cay and Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, both in the Bahamas. Disney Destiny, due to launch in November, is
scheduled to sail four and five-night cruises to the Bahamas and western Caribbean from Fort Lauderdale in summer 2026. The new vessel will also sail two seven-night cruises
to the eastern and western Caribbean during the season. Prices lead in at £1,645 for a four-night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral.
disneycruise.com
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