For The Explorer In All of Us
For The Explorer In All of Us
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The company announced on Oct. 6 that Arcadia will transfer from P&O Cruises in 2029, expanding Holland America’s fleet to 12 ships and adding capacity for more than 2,000 passengers. For travelers, the appeal is straightforward: more opportunities to explore the world aboard the midsize ships that have become central to the line’s identity.
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Part of the sweeping Holland America Evolution program, the refreshed Ocean Bar will draw inspiration from the golden age of ocean travel, when crossing the sea was as much about the ritual of the journey as the destination itself.
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Sometimes, the next great cruise-ship culinary innovation does not begin with truffles, caviar or a celebrity chef…Sometimes, it starts with flour.
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New poolside stages aboard Oosterdam and Zuiderdam will put live music at the center of the day — another reason Holland America’s premium, midsize ships are increasingly compelling in an era of floating megacities.
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Holland America Line has unveiled its 2028 Grand Voyages, offering travelers two sweeping itineraries by sea: a 129-day Grand World Voyage that circles the globe and a 90-day Grand Australia & New Zealand Voyage.
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Seabourn’s “Yours to Explore Event,” is available now through May 5, 2026, and offers guests a complimentary two-category Veranda Suite upgrade and onboard credit when booking select ocean and expedition voyages sailing in 2026 and beyond.
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Hurtigruten, In a recent announcement titled “The Ultimate Fjord Adventure,” said cruising through the deep, glacial-carved channels offers views and access that cannot be fully experienced from land.
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For years, Royal Caribbean’s “biggest, boldest, best” mantra has dominated the headlines, culminating in the much-hyped Icon of the Seas.
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Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has introduced new domestic flight options to support its 2025 Mediterranean fly-cruise itineraries, offering guests across the United Kingdom a more seamless journey to the sun-soaked ports of Southern Europe.
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Windstar Cruises has offered a first look at the interior design of its upcoming yacht, Star Seeker, revealing newly imagined dining and lounge venues that aim to reimagine onboard social life. Slated to embark on its inaugural voyage in December 2025, the 224-passenger vessel is the cruise line’s first new-build in its Star Class and is scheduled for a christening in Miami on Jan. 15, 2026.
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