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Graphic of Scenic Eclipse II in Antarctica


P&O Cruises offers extra onboard cash


on selected sailings P&O Cruises is offering extra onboard spending on bookings as part of a limited-time offer. Up to £520 per balcony cabin


in August 2026 will be able to see a total solar eclipse, as well as Norway’s Svalbard archipelago, Greenland’s east coast and Iceland. It costs from £15,822. With Americans celebrating the


250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in 2026, an 11-night sailing from New York to Nassau will visit several key locations in US history. It costs from £7,620. To celebrate the launch of the


collection, Scenic’s regional sales managers will host agent dinners in Scotland, the northwest, the Midlands and London during the week of September 9. Claudius Docekal, Scenic


Group’s ocean deployment vice-president, said: “As the only polar-class Discovery Yachts with two helicopters and an electric submersible, we have expanded our sailings in Antarctica, as our guests love to explore this stunning


region from every vantage point.” scenic.co.uk


on selected Mediterranean itineraries is available if booked by July 15. The offer applies to new


select price bookings on Arvia, Britannia and Azura departing


between June 20 this year and October 10, 2026. The promotion covers sailings


to the Med from Southampton on Arvia and flagship Britannia, and Azura fly-cruises from Malta. The extra spending money


is based on two adults sharing a cabin and is combinable with an existing 10% deposit offer. The £520 offer is based on a £1,749 14-night Arvia sailing from Southampton to La Coruna, Malaga, Alicante, Toulon, Barcelona and Cadiz on June 22, 2025. Booking a £999 seven-night


Azura fly-cruise from Malta on March 27, 2025, entitles passengers to £190 onboard credit. The money can go towards dining in speciality restaurants, spa


treatments and shore excursions. shinerewardsclub.com


Canada Day the Ottawa way


Whether you have clients in Canada this summer or want to recommend the perfect time to visit for community spirit and entertainment, Canada Day on July 1 is full of excitement for locals and visitors alike.


Canada’s capital, Ottawa, gets the party started with sound and light shows, festivals and events. On Parliament Hill, visitors can look forward to concerts from the Band of the Ceremonial Guard, an air display from the Armed Forces Parachute Team and a flypast by the Royal Canadian Air Force.


LeBreton Flats Park is a hub of activity with a packed agenda throughout the day, including the daytime ceremony and evening show, with an iconic line-up of Canadian musicians and DJs, followed by a spectacular firework display over the city.


single supplements


from £1,949; and Venice, Split & Treasures of the North, departing October 12, from £2,649. Will Sarson, head of product


cruising and long-haul, said: “By removing the supplement on selected dates on some of our most popular itineraries, we are ensuring more people can experience the


wonderful ports of call on offer.” rivieratravel.co.uk


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And all across Canada, visitors will spot locals in colourful red and white costumes. It’s the ideal time to showcase Canada’s diversity to clients via social media or in person, so you can inspire them to book their next trip to Canada.


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