November/December 2025
Atlas Ocean Voyages Unveil All-New 2027 Arctic Expeditions
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Pond Inlet and Kimmirut in Nunavut, Churchill and Coats Island in Hudson Bay, as well as East Greenland’s rarely visited fjords and the dramatic King Frederick VI Coast — one of the wildest, least- inhabited stretches of shoreline on Earth. “We’re pleased to expand our destination footprint with new explorations into the Canadian Arctic,” said James A. Rodriguez, President and CEO of Atlas Ocean Voyages. “These remote northern frontiers offer a distinct blend of raw wilderness, cultural authenticity,
and incredible wildlife
ATLAS Ocean Voyages has announced its all- new 2027 Arctic Expeditions. This season of discovery is designed to showcase the polar regions at their most majestic. Sailing aboard the line’s purpose-built
expedition yachts, these immersive journeys will explore Iceland’s volcanic frontiers, Greenland’s iceberg-filled fjords, and the remote reaches of the Canadian Arctic and Svalbard, where wildlife and cultural encounters await at every turn. The new Arctic collection marks a significant milestone in Atlas Ocean Voyages’ continued growth and destination expansion. The 2027 season introduces 27 new ports of call, including
Windstar Cruises Opens Summer 2027 Reservations
WINDSTAR Cruises is highlighting two of its most in-demand regions – Alaska and Japan – with summer 2027 sailings of its newest all-suite yacht, Star Seeker. Built for discovery, the 224-guest small-ship yacht
will offer private verandas and infinity windows in most suites, decks made for glacier and wildlife viewing, and venues like the new Basil + Bamboo restaurant. On its Alaska cruises guests can expect close-up glacier encounters with cultural immersion on its Japan cruises – now featuring a brand-new Mystery Cruise and
encounters. The 2027 Arctic season allows guests to experience the true spirit of expedition travel — intimate, adventurous, and deeply enriching — onboard our luxurious small yachts purpose-built for exploring the ends of the Earth.”
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Royal Caribbean Reveals 2027-2028 Caribbean Itineraries
ROYAL Caribbean’s have unveiled details of the upcoming lineup of 2027-28 itineraries to tropical destinations. Commencing April 2027, holiday makers can choose
from a lineup of 2 to 8-night Caribbean getaways, including 7-night adventures on the show-stopping Star of the Seas and amplified Harmony of the Seas from Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida, and Oasis Class short getaways on Utopia from Port Canaveral (Orlando) and Wonder of the Seas from Miami. Travellers are in for year-round island hopping
throughout the Caribbean and The Bahamas from three Florida homeports in Port Canaveral (Orlando),
Miami and Tampa. The lineup is bolder than ever with Royal Caribbean’s grand return to the stunning Samaná, Dominican Republic. Plus, holiday makers will get the opportunity to
experience Royal Beach Club Paradise in Nassau, The Bahamas, and Royal Beach Club Cozumel in Mexico, along with Royal Caribbean’s private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay in The Bahamas. The adventures are all part of Royal Caribbean’s expanding collection of destinations featuring the highly anticipated Perfect Day Mexico – set to debut in late 2027, with an exact opening date set to be revealed in 2026.
Princess Cruises’ Ship Recognised for Culinary Excellence
PRINCESS Cruises' Royal Princess has been named World's Best Culinary Cruise Ship during the World Culinary Awards. Voted on by the culinary community, industry
a Destination Discovery Event. “Star Seeker was purpose-built for destinations
like Alaska and Japan,” said Stijn Creupelandt, chief operating officer of Windstar Cruises. “She’s small enough to reach tucked-away harbours
and narrow passageways and personal enough that every guest feels connected. “Pair that with our new Mystery Cruise concept and a one-of-a-kind Destination Discovery Event in Japan, and the 2027 summer season will be unlike anything else at sea.”
experts and consumers from around the world, the awards celebrate and reward excellence in the culinary industry. "Being honoured as the world’s best culinary cruise ship is an incredible achievement and a true testament to the dedication and creativity of our entire food and beverage team" said Sami Kohen, Princess Cruises vice president of food and beverage. "From our culinary and wine partnerships to our focus on fresh, locally inspired ingredients, we’re proud to deliver memorable dining moments that create exceptional sailing memories."
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