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Fred Olsen Cruise Lines adds Havana as turnaround port in winter 2021-22


The Cuban capital of Havana will be a new turnaround port for Fred Olsen Cruise Lines for winter 2021-22. The 924-passenger Braemar will be deployed as the line relaunches its Caribbean itineraries for next year. Product and customer service director Clare Ward said the line would offer guests extended stays in Havana because of the new agreement. fredolsencruises.com


APT introduces new Kimberley sailings on charter ship Le Bellot


APT is offering a new itinerary on its chartered ship in the Kimberley, Australia, in 2021. Each of the four Kimberley


Coast to the Top End departures in the touring and expedition cruise programme will be on 180-passenger ship Le Bellot. The all-balcony vessel will be chartered from Ponant from 2021. Prices for the 11-day


Kimberley Coast to the Top End sailing, departing from Broome on June 17, 2021, start from £7,045. The itinerary includes calls at


Talbot Bay for Horizontal Falls; Raft Point, Montgomery Reef; and Swift Bay. All new bookings made by


September 30, 2020, will include APT’s Covid Flexible Booking Cover, allowing for changes up to 100 days before departure. aptouring.com/Kimberley


Tradewind Voyages


launches website Start-up line Tradewind Voyages has developed a website introducing its first year’s voyages


on square-rigged sailing ship Golden Horizon. Tradewind Voyages claims to offer “an adventure like no other” and a “true maritime experience” that sets it apart from other cruise companies. Agents will be able to book online from the autumn. tradewindvoyages.com


18 Silver Origin Celebrity Cruises offers free drinks


package on selected sailings Celebrity Cruises is offering a free classic drinks package on cruise-only bookings. The offer starts on August 20 and ends on September 1. The deal is valid for selected sailings of four nights or more departing between November 2020 and May 2022. Passengers below the legal drinking age will qualify for a non-alcoholic beverage package. celebritycruises.co.uk


Silversea releases brochure for 2021-22 expedition itineraries


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Silversea Cruises has launched a revised collection of 157 expedition voyages, departing from January 2021 to July 2022. They include itineraries in the Galapagos on


new ship Silver Origin; Silversea’s longest-ever voyage to Antarctica; the first ultra-luxury fly-cruise to Antarctica; and what it claims to be the first expedition world cruise. The luxury cruise line is offering 68 new voyages


to the Galapagos on Silver Origin with five maiden calls, including Santa Fé Island. Silversea’s longest-ever voyage to Antarctica will


be a 20-day Deep South expedition on Silver Explorer, departing January 27, 2022. The Antarctica Bridge cruise will be the world’s


first ultra-luxury fly-cruise to the continent, offering an all-inclusive nine-night fly-cruise with Silver Explorer including a pre-cruise stay in Punta Arenas. The 167-day Uncharted World Tour from Ushuaia


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to Tromso sets sail on January 25, 2022, on Silver Cloud. It will visit 107 destinations in 20 countries, with 70 experts and 20 guest speakers joining along the way. Silversea’s first Arctic Grand Voyage will depart on


July 16, 2021, with Silver Cloud, visiting 51 destinations across seven countries over 63 days. Also included in Silversea’s new collection are 10 voyages in northern Europe, with five


sailings departing from Southampton, London or Edinburgh and two voyages to the Norwegian fjords; expeditions in Australia’s Kimberley region,


as well as southeast Asia and Melanesia; seven voyages to the South Pacific islands; sailings in South America, including two itineraries to the Chilean fjords; and the chance to discover Alaska and the American West Coast. Conrad Combrink, Silversea Cruises’ senior


vice-president of expeditions, tour operations and destination management, said: “Our new itineraries push boundaries and underpin our leadership in the ultra-luxury and expedition travel segments.” silversea.com


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