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Ambassador offers free port parking or coach transfers on selected cruises


Ambassador Cruise Line is offering free port parking or coach transfers on a range of cruises departing until March 2028. The promotion applies to selected sailings booked by May 27, with free parking available at London Tilbury, Bristol, Portsmouth, Liverpool, Belfast, Dundee and Newcastle ports, or free return coach transfers from London Victoria to the Port of Tilbury. ambassadorcruiseline.com/travel-partners


Windstar to base two ships all year in 2028 in French Polynesia


Windstar Cruises has opened bookings for its 2028 French Polynesia season. The luxury line has promised


its “most expansive line-up” in the region, with two yachts set to operate year-round. The 312-passenger Star Breeze


will operate longer voyages, while 148-passenger Wind Star will sail the seven-day Dreams of Tahiti itinerary. Prices for the latter start at £2,268 for a March 16 sailing. Fourteen itineraries and 109


departures are on offer, with more choice across Tahiti, the Tuamotus, the Marquesas, Cook Islands and Fiji. Many voyages can be


combined into Star Collector sailings, with options to choose cruise, air and hotel packages from Los Angeles and additional overwater bungalow stays in Moorea and Bora Bora. windstarcruises.co.uk


Regent opens sales for 2029 world cruise


Regent Seven Seas Cruises has launched its 2029 world cruise, which will visit 31 countries across seven continents. The


150-night sailing on Seven Seas Mariner departs from Miami on January 6, 2029, with fares from £73,529 for a Deluxe Veranda Suite, rising to £253,679 for a Signature Suite. rssc.com/2029-World-Cruise


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Riviera Travel cuts deposit rate to £99 for all cruises and tours


Riviera Travel has introduced a reduced £99 deposit across its programme for departure dates from 2026 to 2028. The offer applies to all river and ocean cruises and escorted tour departures and can be combined with a promotion providing up to 10% off 2027 and 2028 itineraries. Balance due dates are unchanged. rivieratravel.co.uk


P&O Cruises launches record summer programme for 2028


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P&O Cruises has put 215 voyages on sale for 2028 in its largest-ever summer programme. The season, which runs from March to October,


features an expanded range of Norwegian fjords cruises and 36 weekend departures, including Friday sailings. The line’s seven ships will visit 121 destinations in


29 countries, with 64 overnights and 69 late stays. The programme includes Mediterranean fly-cruises


and ex-UK itineraries for the British Isles, the Canary Islands, northern Europe and Scandinavia, plus 30-night itineraries to the US and Canada. Highlights include a 14-night cruise on Arvia


combining Spain, France and the Norwegian fjords, departing from Southampton, with a departure on March 26 starting from £1,279 per person based on two


passengers sharing an inside cabin. Arcadia and Aurora will offer adult-only sailings to Norway and Iceland, northern Europe and Scandinavia,


215Total sailings scheduled between March and October 2028


in addition to multigenerational cruises of between three and 21 nights in duration on selected dates. A 21-night Arctic escape to Iceland and the North


Cape in August 2028 on Aurora features an overnight in Reykjavik, with fares for an August 1 sailing beginning at


£2,399 per person for two passengers in an inside cabin. Britannia and Ventura will both call at Civitavecchia


for Rome, while Azura will stay overnight in Livorno. Agents can book summer 2028 voyages by June 30


to receive a 10% early-bird discount and 10% deposit on applicable Select Price and Early Saver fares. Additional passengers in the same cabin can sail


from £49 per person on selected off-peak cruises of seven nights or more sailing to and from Southampton. shinerewardsclub.com


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