THE BEST IN EUROPE, RIGHT ON BOARD No one explores Europe like Celebrity Cruises. With the debut of Celebrity Xcel , your customers can enjoy seven groundbreaking new SM
spaces - including The Bazaar, an immersive destination experience that lets them discover the world before they even arrive. At the heart of this experience are four Mediterranean-inspired festivals that celebrate the region’s vibrant flavours, timeless traditions, and unforgettable moments - showcasing how Celebrity delivers Europe in a way no other brand can.
OPA!
A lively revelry where enduring tradition blends with contagious energy, creating a vibrant celebration of Greek culture.
LA DOLCE VITA
A celebration indulging the sweet life, steeped in the flavours, beauty, and romance of Italy.
SALUD
A fiesta-fusion of Spain’s colour, rhythm, and flair—bold, passionate, and unforgettable.
DESTINATION IMMERSION
At The Bazaar, the line between ship and shore has been erased completely. Your customers can indulge in curated experiences tailored to the countries they are visiting through festivals on both sea and port days. Celebrity brings your customers to the best destinations throughout the Mediterranean, including Florence and Palma de Mallorca, and they can even enjoy an unforgettable overnight stay in Madeira. A stunning line up of 7, 8, 10 and 11-night cruises take your customers to Italy, Greece, Malta, Turkey, France, Spain, Portugal and Morocco in Summer 2026.
SILK & SPICE
A seductive calling to the spices, dances, and mesmerising music inspired by the vibrant cultures of Morocco and Turkey.
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