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Azamara Adds 23 Golf-Focused Cruises for 2028
Each selected sailing will have a PGA Professional onboard, with golf events and course access ranging from Valderrama in Spain to Tokyo Golf Club in Japan.
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Carnival Plans 155 Halloween Cruises Across Entire Fleet in 2026
Carnival Conquest leads the schedule with nine three- and four-night Bahamas sailings from Miami, while Carnival Luminosa opens with a nineteen-night San Francisco-to-Tokyo voyage.
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Oceania Cruises Opens Bookings for 230-Plus 2028-29 Voyages
Aurelia, formerly Oceania Nautica, is due to debut in late 2027 after an OceaniaNEXT transformation ahead of world cruises from Miami and Los Angeles.
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Oceania Regatta to Leave Fleet for 368-Day My Cruises Charter
The first My Cruises program is aimed at guests from Australia and New Zealand, with segments from ten nights and calls in Europe, Africa, Asia and the Indian Ocean.
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Carnival Marks Anzac Day With Dawn Services at Sea
As Carnival grows in Australia, the at-sea ceremonies show how cruise lines are adapting shipboard life to reflect national traditions and local expectations.
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Regent Bets on Longer Luxury Cruises With 2028-29 Voyages
Regent is leaning into a luxury cruise trend where time itself is the premium product, betting that affluent travelers want slower, deeper itineraries over shorter destination samplers.
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Carnival Adventure Shifts Six 2026 Sydney Cruises to White Bay
Temporary moves to White Bay underscore how Sydney’s cruise growth depends on port upgrades that can improve capacity while adding short-term friction for travelers.
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Zaandam and Volendam Unite Grand Voyage Guests for Sydney Chocolate Tea
As grand voyages surge in popularity, Holland America is turning months at sea into a shared club experience, using rare cross-ship gatherings to deepen loyalty.
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Carnival Adventure to Leave Year-Round Sydney for Seasonal Runs in 2028
Carnival's shift highlights how regulatory uncertainty is pushing cruise capacity to more welcoming markets, increasing pressure on Australia and New Zealand to stay competitive.