Crystal releases c roster of 68 cruise


Ben Ireland ben.ireland@travelweekly.co.uk


Crystal Cruises has unveiled its full schedule of 2021 sailings for Crystal Symphony and CrystalSerenity.


The 68 all-inclusive voyages


will take in 238 destinations in 53 countries, including visits to 175 Unesco World Heritage Sites such as Angkor Wat in Cambodia and Mont-Saint-Michel in France. They range in duration from


10 seven-night sailings in the Mediterranean on board Crystal Symphony to Crystal Serenity’s 139-night Ancient Dynasties & World Wonders world cruise. There are nine maiden calls in the 2021 programme: Townsville, Australia; Banda Neira and Ambon, Indonesia; Burgas, Bulgaria; Novorossiysk, Russia; Batumi, Georgia; Seydisfjordur, Iceland; Dingle, Ireland; and Kepez, Turkey. Crystal Serenity will operate four


cruises that start or finish in Dublin, as well as sailing to China and Japan. Crystal Symphony will sail six voyages to southeast Asia and


Silversea to make its Cuba debut with 17 itineraries for 2019-20


Silversea has released its debut programme of sailings to Cuba. The programme features 17


voyages, ranging from seven to 14 nights, for 2019-20. The first sailing, from Puerto


Rico to Fort Lauderdale, departs on February 14. The seven-night itinerary on Silver Wind will visit Havana and Santiago de Cuba, and


24 travelweekly.co.uk 25 October 2018


HAVANA: Silversea’s first sailing will call at the Cuban capital


the Bahamian island of Bimini. Twelve voyages are scheduled to sail in 2020 and will be available to


“We’re inspiring guests to plan their holiday early, while giving our partners the time and tools to assist them”


run a Holy Land cruise to Israel. Transcontinental trips include


a journey from Asia to Africa on Crystal Symphony, and from Dublin to New York on Crystal Serenity. Crystal president and chief


executive Tom Wolber said: “As leaders in luxury travel, Crystal creates innovative ways for guests


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