tourism news

The Orient Express Corinthian, the world's largest sailing yacht, has been unveiled in Saint-Nazaire, featuring eco-friendly SolidSail technology and 54 luxury suites.

Heritage Expeditions launches the Heritage Discoverer in November 2026, offering a 21-day luxury expedition to South Georgia, the Falklands, and Antarctica.

Royal Caribbean Group reports record-breaking Q1 2026 results, driven by surging demand for Mediterranean itineraries and the debut of Legend of the Seas.

Celestyal Cruises unveils a 24-hour Athens flash sale for Summer 2026, offering inclusive Greek island voyages starting at just $209 per person.

Delhi’s river tourism is being transformed with the launch of the Yamuna Cruise, offering luxury heritage voyages past the Red Fort and ancient ghats.

Carnival Cruise Line is meeting the growing demand for quiet, mindful travel with its dedicated Serenity Adult-Only Retreat spaces, offering a peaceful escape at sea.

Celebrity Cruises enters the river cruise sector in 2027 with the innovative Celebrity Compass, featuring Infinite Balcony suites and residential-style luxury.

AmaWaterways celebrates Travel Advisor Appreciation Month in May 2026 with $200 gift cards, the 'Sell 3, Sail Free' program, and exclusive cruise giveaways.

Holland America Line’s 2028 Grand Voyages will feature a historic double-visit to Bora Bora, alongside epic routes through Antarctica and Australia.

Hurtigruten reports an 80% surge in EBITDA for 2025, driven by its €150 million hybrid fleet upgrade and rising demand for sustainable Norway travel.

Cambodia welcomes the luxury Viking Orion to Sihanoukville, signaling a major expansion in Southeast Asian cruise tourism and infrastructure growth.

Everything you need to know about Royal Caribbean's Legend of the Seas, from its successful sea trials in Finland to its 2026 Mediterranean debut and Caribbean winter season.