Travel Brief
JetBlue Vacations Adds Luxury Cruise Lines to Booking Platform
JetBlue Vacations has expanded its booking platform to include luxury cruise lines Azamara, Regent Seven Seas, and Seabourn, offering more options for travelers.
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JetBlue Vacations has expanded its booking platform to include luxury cruise lines Azamara, Regent Seven Seas, and Seabourn, offering more options for travelers.
Royal Caribbean has opened bookings for its 2027–2028 Caribbean sailings, featuring new beach clubs, multiple Florida homeports, and itineraries up to eight nights.
Norwegian Cruise Line is shifting its strategy to attract more families with children, focusing on shorter sailings and flexible pricing as occupancy hits record levels.
National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions will charter a second river ship, the Transcend Evolve, in 2027 to expand its growing portfolio of European river cruises.
Holland America Line has unveiled its 2027–2028 South America and Antarctica itineraries, featuring scenic glacier routes and extended voyages up to 31 days.
Atlas Ocean Voyages is offering up to 40% savings and exclusive perks on luxury yacht expeditions across the Arctic, Antarctica, and Europe through its extended Black Friday sale.
AmaWaterways has launched its second ship, AmaMelodia, on Colombia’s Magdalena River, expanding its South American operations and supporting local tourism.
American Cruise Lines will expand its fleet to 30 vessels by 2028, adding six new ships to meet growing demand for domestic river and coastal cruising.