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It’s not just cruise ships that are getting progressively bigger. Brits will be very aware of our “small boats” crisis. Well, the rubber boats are no longer “small”. Read on… Malcolm A small boat has crossed the English Channel carrying 230 people, the largest number to make the journey in a single vessel. It breaks […]

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Tui river Cruises has reached a major milestone with the float-out of TUI Luzia, its first purpose-built river cruise ship, at Kladovo Shipyard in Serbia. The vessel is now in its final construction phase ahead of delivery in June 2027. The 111-passenger ship will debut on Portugal’s Douro Valley, expanding TUI’s river cruise portfolio. Head […]

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. Royal Caribbean Group executives pointed to Celebrity River as an emerging growth engine on the company’s second-quarter 2026 earnings call, citing premium pricing and crossover interest from the group’s flagship ocean brand. Chairman and CEO Jason Liberty said the river product was central to a broader strategy of deepening guest loyalty across the portfolio. […]

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Insider information or inaccurate speculation? What do you think?

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. So Queen Mary 2 and Queen Victoria are gaining extra cabins and are being refurbished. Malcolm See my controversial review of Queen Victoria – HERE

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