Luxury cruise line Regent Seven Seas announced this month that their much-loved ship, Seven Seas Navigator will leave The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet at the end of 2026, becoming one of Avora Residences' new fleet of residential cruise ships.

Buckle up, luxury cruise fans—we have a busy couple of years ahead of us!

March…it’s a funny time of year, isn’t it? We’re leaving the endless, grey days of winter behind us, but we’ve not yet reached the sunshine and good times of summer. Sounds like the perfect time to hop aboard a luxurious cruise ship, if you ask us.

Six continents, 40 countries, 91 ports…it may sound like an impossible cruising fantasy, but Azamara’s 2028 World Cruise is here to turn your wildest travel dreams into a reality.

A new chapter begins for leading small ship cruise line, Oceania Cruises, as they last month unveiled an ‘Adults Only’ policy—the latest step in their journey towards becoming one of the most refined lines at sea. 

The bad news is that time travel cruises haven’t actually been invented yet. The good news is that a cruise through Egypt with Uniworld comes pretty close.

Broadcasting legend Lorraine Kelly is returning to our screens, this time embarking on an Arctic quest of epic proportions alongside expedition stalwart Hurtigruten.

Boasting a unique global partnership with Formula 1, Explora Journeys offers the ultimate Grand Prix experience, seamlessly blending the pulse-raising exhilaration of the race with the serene luxury of a French Riviera cruise. 

In the current age of increasingly elevated experiences, MICE event attendees have come to expect more than PowerPoint presentations in a stuffy conference room and fighting over limp prepackaged sandwiches during lunch hour. That’s where cruising comes in.

Scenic have once again made waves in the world of ultra-luxury expedition cruising as they this week announced Scenic Ikon, the next in their series of cutting-edge Discovery Yachts