The cruise industry in 2025 is set for a significant transformation. Sustainability is a major focus, with eco-friendly ships and destinations gaining popularity. Luxury cruises offer personalized experiences, while technology enhances convenience and safety. Multi-generational and niche cruises cater to diverse interests, and post-pandemic adaptations ensure health and safety remain priorities. Onboard dining is elevated with farm-to-table options and global flavors. Finally, expedition and river cruises expand travel possibilities to new destinations.
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Cunard is embarking on a major sales campaign across the North West UK, aiming to connect with over 250 travel agents and promote its luxury cruises. This campaign will feature in-person visits, dedicated resources on its Shine Rewards Club platform, and a new ‘New to Cunard’ section for agents.
Seabourn, renowned for ultra-luxury cruising and expedition travel, has announced a captivating collection of Asia itineraries for the late 2024 and 2025 cruise seasons. From the vibrant cultures of Southeast Asia to the iconic cherry blossoms of Japan, Seabourn Encore and Seabourn Quest will embark on immersive voyages exploring diverse destinations across the region.
Oceania Cruises is bringing its luxury cruises to the Gulf Coast, offering a variety of itineraries to the Caribbean and through the Panama Canal starting in early 2026. Embark on the Insignia, a luxurious ship with exceptional dining, amenities, and activities, for unforgettable journeys to destinations like St. Thomas, Cozumel, and Panama City.
Oceania Cruises has announced its highly anticipated 2025 Grand Voyages, offering extended itineraries to iconic and off-the-beaten-path destinations around the world. These voyages cater to discerning travelers seeking immersive experiences, from exploring the ancient wonders of Asia to delving into the vibrant cultures of Latin America. With a variety of itineraries and onboard amenities, Oceania Cruises provides the perfect opportunity to embark on a journey of discovery.
Oceania Cruises has announced its 2025 Grand Voyages, offering extended luxury cruises to iconic destinations worldwide. Travelers can choose from a variety of itineraries, ranging from 111-day global explorations to shorter excursions throughout South America, Asia, Oceania, Europe, and North America.
Resorts World Cruises is bringing its luxurious vessel, Resorts World One RW1, to Dubai for a six-month homeporting period. Starting November 1st, the ship will offer a range of Arabian Gulf cruises, including trips to Sir Bani Yas Island, Oman, and Doha, with exclusive onboard experiences like the all-suite ‘The Palace’ concept.
Oceania Cruises is offering up to 40% off on 50 global voyages in its Annual Summer Sale, running until August 26. Travelers can explore six continents aboard Oceania’s eight ultra-premium small ships, enjoying inclusive luxury, destination immersion, and culinary excellence. With sailings ranging from 6 to 35 days, there’s a journey for every taste and budget, starting from just over $1,000 per person.
As the cruise industry recovers, Alaska and Norway emerge as top contenders, each offering unique experiences and economic benefits. This analysis compares the two destinations based on passenger numbers, revenue generation, luxury offerings, and famous cruise ships.
Oceania Cruises is offering a diverse range of itineraries in the South Pacific for 2025, focusing on the Polynesian region. Their luxurious ships, Nautica and Regatta, will navigate the remote waters, offering travelers an immersive experience of the region’s natural beauty, rich culture, and culinary heritage. The itineraries offer a mix of shorter and longer voyages, including extended stays in Bora Bora and the option to combine Polynesian exploration with visits to Hawaii or New Zealand. Oceania Cruises also partnered with Condé Nast Traveler to create exclusive itineraries with insider tips and editorial insights for each port of call.