AmaWaterways launches Best of Danube cruise on AmaMagna
Clia webinar will outline new EU border requirements
Clia is hosting a webinar for its members on the new EU border requirements for the Entry-Exit system (EES) and European Travel Information and Authorisation System (Etias). The webinar will take place
at 3pm on September 16 and includes “a trade-friendly update” from European Commission officials, followed by a Q&A. The EES is an automated
system that will record information on non-EU nationals entering and exiting the Schengen Area, including short-stay visa holders and visa-exempt travellers. Etias will require travellers
from visa-exempt non-EU countries, such as the UK, to obtain travel authorisation before entering Schengen. Clia will publish a factsheet
about the two systems on its website, which is where members can sign up for the seminar.
cruising.org
Seabourn adds 11-day Antarctica sailing
Seabourn has announced an additional 11-day Antarctica voyage on Seabourn Venture that is available to book now. The Great White Continent will run from March 10-21, 2026, and costs from £8,299. Seabourn will offer a series of 11, 13 and 21-day Antarctica voyages from November 2025 to March 2026.
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Virgin Voyages to operate first eclipse cruise in 2026
Phil Davies
Virgin Voyages is expanding its itineraries in 2026 with its first eclipse voyages and longer sailings as part of its Marvellous Collection. The adult-only cruise line will run voyages to
coincide with the expected total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, with 12 and 15-night itineraries including Dublin, Glasgow and Reykjavik by Valiant Lady, and the Amalfi Coast, Majorca and Cannes by Scarlet Lady, with special onboard events and appearances. Valiant Lady’s 15-night voyage departing
August 5, 2026, will cost £3,790 per cabin, and Scarlet Lady’s 12-night voyage departing, August 10, is £2,470 per cabin. Six other new sailings between March and August
2026, range from eight to 16 nights spanning Iceland to Istanbul, the British Isles to The Baltics.
Virgin Voyages has added 12 new ports to its 2026
routes including: Salerno, Edinburgh, Stockholm, Hamburg, Oslo, Tangier and Greenland. Chief operating officer Michelle Bentubo said: “We
already sail to more than 100 international ports, but our itineraries are ever-evolving based on what our sailors and travel partners are asking for. “We’ve graduated from only offering short Caribbean
escapes and weekender voyages to give our sailors longer itinerary options up to 16 nights at more ports around the world. “Our Marvellous Voyages, paired with Brilliant
Lady’s epic itineraries across all four corners of the US, just shows the growth and strength of this monumental brand and the choice we are committed to offering.” Booking opens between August 21 and September 18 on the LetsGoBook agent platform.
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travelweekly.co.uk
AmaWaterways has announced a Best of the Danube seven-night itinerary for 2025 and 2026, with special early-season sailings in February and March on its flagship AmaMagna. Later season departures will sail on AmaBella, AmaReina, AmaViola and AmaLea. The itinerary will start and end in Budapest, and take guests through Vienna, Bratislava and the Hungarian capital.
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Valiant Lady and Scarlet Lady
SeaDream Yacht Club reveals voyages for January to April 2027
SeaDream Yacht Club has unveiled its spring 2027 voyages. SeaDream I and II will sail in the Caribbean for the 2026-27 season. There will be 28 new voyages between January and April, including seven-day trips exploring the US and British Virgin Islands, Anguilla and French West Indies.
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