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As cruisers seek out more immersive travel experiences, we examine how small-ship operators such as Windstar Cruises are rising to the challenge

When it comes to choosing which cruise line to sail with, “big is beautiful” seems to be the idea that guides many travellers’ choices. Yet, while the major lines and their mega-ships can certainly offer some ...


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The consumer shortlist for the Wave Awards 2026, taking place on 24 November at the Dorchester Hotel in London, has been revealed

It comes after Cruise Trade News’ sister title World of Cruising canvassed its readers to find out who their stars of the industry are, with the winners set to be announced at the awards ceremony later this year.

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Tauck will double its capacity on the Rhône River in 2028 with the launch of MS Harmonie

Sister ship to the MS Lumière, the vessel has been inspired, in part, by feedback from Tauck’s river cruising guests and is custom built for the Rhône.

The vessel shares the deck plan and signature spaces of its sister vessel, accommodating...


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CLIA has announced details of its 2027 RiverView Conference, which will mark the event’s 15th anniversary with a two-night sailing through three capital cities on the Danube

Taking place from 5-8 March, delegates will be hosted onboard one of three ships – AmaSofia, Riviera Radiance or VIVA TWO – each sailing a two-night cruise from B...


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British holidaymakers are increasingly looking to secure last-minute cruise deals as demand from major overseas markets dips, according to new data

It comes after Seascanner recorded a 13 per cent year-on-year increase in bookings made during July 2026 for cruises departing in July, August or September.

Searches followed the same trend, with 26 ...


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