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Oceania Cruises Launches “Joy of Traveling Well” Campaign

by Julie Bouchner March 10, 2026
written by Julie Bouchner

Oceania Cruises today launched The Joy of Traveling Well, a new global marketing campaign highlighting the brand’s travel experience.

“The launch of The Joy of Traveling Well campaign offers a clear expression of who we are and what sits at the heart of Oceania Cruises,” said Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises. “This brand evolution reflects what our guests have been telling us for years: that true luxury lies in the freedom to explore at your own pace. Our tagline used since day one, Your World. Your Way., has always encouraged this. The Joy of Traveling Well celebrates the Oceania Cruises experience through thoughtful details, genuine warmth and an understanding of what matters most to our guests.”

The refreshed brand framework is built around four elements of the Oceania Cruises experience:

Immersive Itineraries: Port-focused voyages designed to give guests more time to explore destinations at their own pace.

Intimate Ships: Smaller ships designed to create a relaxed adults-only atmosphere.

Genuine Hospitality: Personalized service and thoughtful experiences throughout the journey.

The Finest Cuisine at Sea: Destination-inspired dining and culinary experiences onboard.

RELATED: Gastronomy Ahoy!

The campaign will roll out across digital, social, print, television and onboard channels. The launch includes a new brand film, updated creative assets and new brand guidelines.

The campaign also highlights the line’s Your World Included offering, which bundles several amenities into the cruise fare. These include specialty dining, unlimited Starlink WiFi, shipboard gratuities, laundry services and other onboard amenities. Guests can also choose between a shore excursion credit, usable across more than 8,000 tours worldwide, or complimentary wine and beer during lunch and dinner.

For more information about Oceania Cruises and upcoming voyages, visit the company’s website or contact a travel advisor.

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Explora Journeys Marks Three Milestones in Fleet Expansion

by Julie Bouchner March 10, 2026
written by Julie Bouchner

Explora Journeys, the luxury cruise brand from MSC Group, marked three milestones in the construction of its fleet during a ceremony at Fincantieri’s Sestri Ponente shipyard in Genoa, Italy.

The event included the float out of EXPLORA IV, the coin ceremony for EXPLORA V, and the steel cutting for EXPLORA VI. Executives from MSC Group and Fincantieri attended the ceremony along with local officials.

“For the first time, all six ships in our fleet are either in service or under construction,” said Anna Nash, President of Explora Journeys. “It’s a defining moment as we continue expanding the brand and introducing more travelers to our approach to luxury ocean travel.”

RELATED: Explora Journeys Reveals New Brand Campaign

This is the third triple ceremony for Explora Journeys in the past 18 months, as the company continues to build its six-ship fleet. Two ships are already sailing, and EXPLORA III is scheduled to launch in July 2026. Four ships are currently under construction at the Genoa shipyard.

Explora Journeys plans to have all six ships in service by 2028. EXPLORA IV and EXPLORA V are expected to launch in 2027, followed by EXPLORA VI in 2028.

During the ceremony, Captain Serena Melani and Alice Gallo served as godmothers for the coin ceremony of EXPLORA V, while Cristina Bacigalupo served as the godmother for the float out of EXPLORA IV.

MSC Group has invested €3.5 billion in the Explora Journeys fleet. Including ships previously built for MSC Cruises, the company’s total investment with Fincantieri is about €7 billion.

The next ship to launch will be EXPLORA III, expected to be delivered ahead of schedule this July. After delivery, it will sail a Mediterranean prelude voyage before its naming ceremony on August 1 at MSC’s cruise terminal in Barcelona.

Several ships in the fleet are designed to run on liquefied natural gas (LNG). EXPLORA III will be the first with LNG capabilities, and EXPLORA IV, V, and VI are also being built with LNG systems.

All ships will also have shore power capability, allowing them to connect to electricity while in port and reduce emissions. Explora Journeys is also studying fuel cell technology that could convert LNG into hydrogen to further lower emissions in the future.

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Scenic Group Announces Three New Luxury River Ships

by Julie Bouchner March 10, 2026
written by Julie Bouchner

Scenic Group plans to add three new river ships to its fleet. The expansion includes one Emerald Cruises Star-Ship and two Scenic Space-Ships that will sail in Europe and Asia starting in 2027 and 2028.

The announcement comes as Scenic Group marks 40 years in the cruise industry.

Glen Moroney, Chairman & Founder, Scenic Group, said: “Our commitment to an additional three new river ships for the Scenic and Emerald Cruises brands reflects our confidence in the strong demand for our unique approach to luxury cruising. With Scenic Ikon in build for delivery in 2028 and five Emerald Cruises yachts and river ships already confirmed, this announcement marks the next phase of our strategic fleet growth. By bringing the design and construction of these new river ships under the expertise of our team at MKM Yachts, we can apply the same exacting standards, innovation and design principles that have underpinned Scenic Group’s success for the past 40 years.” 

Emerald Nova: launching June 2027 on the Douro River

Emerald Nova will sail on Portugal’s Douro River and join Emerald Radiance. The ship will offer longer itineraries and two different cruise options.

One itinerary, the 11-day Douro Highlights: Porto, Salamanca & the Wine Valley, will visit cities and wine regions throughout the valley. Guests will also have active excursion options like guided hikes and kayaking.

Scenic Aria: launching September 2027 on the Douro River

Scenic Aria will join Scenic Azure on the Douro River. The ship will operate two itineraries: the 11-day Unforgettable Douro and the 8-day Delightful Douro.

Scenic Spirit II: launching early 2028 on the Mekong River

Scenic Spirit II will sail on the Mekong River through Vietnam and Cambodia. The new ship is being added as demand for Mekong River cruises continues to grow.

The announcement follows previously confirmed ships, including Emerald Astra, launching in May 2026 on the Rhine, Main, and Danube rivers, and Emerald Lumi, launching on France’s Seine River in 2027.

Scenic Group is also adding new yachts, including Emerald Kaia in April 2026, Emerald Raiya in 2027, and Emerald Xara in 2028. Scenic Ikon is scheduled to launch in 2028.

Together, these ships represent Scenic Group’s largest fleet expansion in nearly a decade.

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Gastronomy Ahoy!

by Toby Saltzman March 9, 2026
written by Toby Saltzman

Feasting under the Tuscan sun on curly strozzapreti pasta laced with fragrant vegetables, chunks of Grotta Pecorino cheese drizzled with saba grape preserves, and slices of cured meats tucked with caramelized figs, I was enchanted by the vineyard ambience of La Sabbiona, a family-run farmhouse nestled in the foothills of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna Apennines. Savoring each bite, I reflected on how Oceania Allura’s Mediterranean cruise flowed with daily gastronomic delights while introducing regional flavors and culture along the way. My tour from Ravenna had started with a walk through medieval Brisighella, overlooking the vineyards and ancient olive trees known for the emerald olive oil recognized by UNESCO for its Italian heritage. On Allura that evening, I relished sampling Tuscan specialties, including aromatic seafood stew while dining al fresco during the glowing sunset. For Oceania Cruises — known from inception for its culinary focus and as the first with an onboard cooking school — this delightful day epitomized its spirit of culinary cruising.

As appetites for cruising swell across global horizons, cruise lines are catering to discriminating tastes by mingling haute cuisine on board with immersive culinary tours ashore, luring guests with tantalizing options to savor the cuisine, culture, and wines of a destination. Luxury lines boast their celebrated chefs and Michelin-star-quality restaurants while offering cooking classes and chef-guided market tours in select ports. Oceania added zest for foodies with the “Snap & Savor” program that combines a digital food photo workshop and cooking session.

Oceania Allura’s culinary program is helmed by two French master chefs, Alexis Quaretti and Eric Barale, in collaboration with Jacques Pépin, the line’s original culinary ambassador. The 1,200-passenger vessel, sister to Vista, houses 12 eateries including four specialty restaurants. Jacques, Chef Pépin’s signature French restaurant, dazzles diners with traditional tableside service for flaming crêpes suzette. Pan-Asian Red Ginger added a medley of Nikkei Japanese-Peruvian inspired dishes including spice-crusted rack of lamb with wasabi juice, and bao buns stuffed with soft-shell crab tempura. On my sailing, the seven-course wine-pairing feast led by Chef Quaretti started with Sturia osetra caviar on a potato fritter, risotto with calamari and scallops, and culminated with Callebaut chocolate cake served with caramel and white chocolate mousse, hazelnut praline, and gold-leaf garnish. The new Oceania Sonata, debuting in August 2027, will add two specialty restaurants, including the first La Table par Maîtres Cuisiniers de France operating on a cruise ship. 

Cuisine Cruising 

Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ Seven Seas Grandeur offers specialty dining for 750 guests. Compass Rose allows guests to customize meals with preferred preparation, sauces and sides. Chartreuse’s contemporary French cuisine includes cheese soufflé, lobster tail with scallop mousse, and Dover sole meunière. Culinary Arts Kitchens aboard Grandeur, Splendor and Explorer offer gourmet cooking classes led by renowned Executive Chef Kathryn Kelly. Launching in December 2026, the 825-guest Seven Seas Prestige will feature the new Azure Mediterranean restaurant. Regent’s Epicurean Explorer tours range from foraging for wild sea herbs on Ireland’s Belfast coast to travelling from Monaco for a guided market tour of Nice followed by lunch in the medieval mountain village of Eze overlooking the French Riviera.   

Silversea’s 728-guest Silver Ray and Silver Nova serve French gastronomy at La Dame, seafood at Atlantide, and Asian flavors at Indochine. The line’s S.A.L.T. program — an acronym for “Sea and Land Taste” — defines each ship’s culinary voyage. S.A.L.T. Kitchen menus change daily to reflect the ship’s regional location. Cooking classes at S.A.L.T. Lab use .…

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Princess Cruises Is Changing the Way Cruise Lines Do Dining

by Porthole Cruise and Travel March 9, 2026
written by Porthole Cruise and Travel

At Princess Cruises, dining at sea is no longer just buffets and main dining rooms. Under the direction of Vice President of Food and Beverage Sami Kohen, the line is reshaping how guests experience food and beverages across its fleet.

Kohen has built a story-driven approach that connects guests with hand-selected culinary partners. From Makoto’s sushi expertise to The Butcher’s Block by Dario and Tony Gemignani’s award-winning pizza, each chef brings both skill and narrative to the dining experience. Guests don’t just eat. They engage with the people, the history, and the craft behind every dish. These are just a few examples of the full roster of celebrity chef partners Princess has curated across its ships, each bringing their own signature style and personal story to the table. Guests can attend chef-led demonstrations, meet-and-greets, and interactive tastings, turning each meal into an immersive experience.

Beverages are receiving the same treatment. Princess Cruises, famous as “The Love Boat,” curates an exclusive “Love Line Premium Liquors” collection featuring celebrity-partnered wines and spirits aimed at elevating onboard experiences. Key brands include McConaughey’s Pantalones Tequila, Jason Momoa’s MEILI Vodka, Blake Lively’s Betty Booze, and Kylie Minogue’s zero-alcohol options. These partnerships go beyond brand endorsements. They are ownership-driven collaborations that bring authentic stories and celebrity influence directly to guests. Last year, Princess sold 1.2 million 24-karat gold margaritas. In February, the line aims to break the Guinness World Record for most margaritas sold in eight hours aboard the Regal Princess, turning cocktails into headline-making experiences and creating unique, social-media-ready moments for guests.

Princess’ focus on authenticity extends to its certified offerings. Alfredo’s Pizzeria, featuring Tony Gemignani, recently received official certification from the Italian Chamber of Commerce, marking the only certified Italian pizzeria at sea. Across the fleet, these experiences are designed to connect guests with global flavors, cultures, and culinary craftsmanship in ways that are unique to Princess.

The approach reflects a larger vision. It transforms cruise dining into immersive experiences that combine culinary mastery, storytelling, and measurable impact. Kohen, named F&B Maverick of the Year by C-Trade last year, is at the center of this evolution, orchestrating the partnerships, programming, and activations that set Princess apart from other cruise lines. From specialty restaurants to in-cabin culinary videos, interactive tastings, and live cocktail activations, every element is designed to engage, entertain, and inspire.

With nearly three million guests visiting Princess ships annually, this strategy ensures that dining is not just a meal. It is a global, memorable experience that leaves a mark both on the palate and in the mind.

With Kohen leading the charge, Princess is proving that dining at sea can be more than a meal. It can be an experience, a story, and a memory that lasts long after the voyage ends.

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Norwegian Cruise Line Takes Delivery of Norwegian Luna

by Porthole Cruise and Travel March 5, 2026
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Norwegian Cruise Line has taken delivery of Norwegian Luna, the 21st ship in its fleet, from Fincantieri at the shipyard in Marghera.

Norwegian Luna is the second ship in the Prima Plus Class. The 156,000-gross-ton ship accommodates 3,565 guests and features 1,809 staterooms. Onboard are 17 dining venues and 18 bars and lounges, offering a range of dining and social spaces.

“We are thrilled to welcome Norwegian Luna to our fleet and to welcome our first guests aboard next week,” said Marc Kazlauskas, president of Norwegian Cruise Line. “As our newest ship, Norwegian Luna is a powerful reflection of NCL’s ‘It’s Different Out Here’ brand ethos. She delivers freedom, flexibility and thoughtfully curated experiences, allowing guests to enjoy their vacation exactly how they want, with ease. This ship represents the continued evolution of our vision and the incredible work behind an award-winning class of ships. We are deeply appreciative of the world-class architects and designers, as well as our talented partners at Fincantieri who brought Norwegian Luna to life. We’re proud to continue this strong partnership as we look ahead to building more exceptional NCL vessels together over the next decade.”

Designed for families and travelers seeking a range of activities, Norwegian Luna offers attractions, entertainment, dining, and multiple stateroom options.

Family attractions include the Aqua Slidecoaster, a hybrid waterslide and rollercoaster; Luna Midway, an outdoor area with carnival-style games; and Moon Climber, a multi-level obstacle course. The Luna Game Zone features arcade and virtual reality games, while the Glow Court is a sports complex with an LED floor that changes into a nightclub at night. Adults can visit the Mandara Spa or the adults-only Vibe Beach Club.

Entertainment includes “Elton: A Celebration of Elton John,” “HIKO: Innovation Meets Wonder,” and a new show at Syd Norman’s Pour House, “A Tribute to Eagles.”

Dining options include complimentary main dining rooms, a 24-hour eatery, and the Indulge Food Hall with nine global food stations. Specialty restaurants include Le Bistro, a French restaurant, and Sukhothai, a Thai venue.

Accommodations range from inside, oceanview, and balcony staterooms to suites. The Haven by Norwegian offers a private ship-within-a-ship area with dedicated spaces, a private restaurant, and butler and concierge service.

Luigi Matarazzo, General Manager of Fincantieri’s Merchant Ships Division, stated, “We are proud to deliver Norwegian Luna, a ship that truly reflects our ability to interpret and anticipate the evolution of the global cruise industry. This milestone further strengthens the long-standing collaboration between Fincantieri and NCL, built on a shared commitment to innovation. The Prima Plus Class sets a new benchmark for the industry, thanks to cutting-edge design solutions and a level of construction excellence showcased by our Marghera shipyard. Every vessel we build is the result of collective expertise, passion and advanced technology – elements that enable us to shape the future of cruising.”

After a transatlantic voyage from Civitavecchia, Norwegian Luna will arrive in the U.S. on March 23, 2026, ahead of its christening on March 27, 2026, at PortMiami.

In its first year, the ship will homeport in Miami and sail three- and four-day Bahamas cruises and seven-day Caribbean itineraries. From April 11 to Nov. 7, 2026, sailings will include stops in Puerto Plata, St. Thomas, and Great Stirrup Cay.

Beginning in November 2026, the ship will operate Western Caribbean itineraries visiting Roatán, Cozumel, and Harvest Caye.

On April 6, 2027, Norwegian Luna will begin sailings from New York City, offering four- to seven-day Bermuda cruises with overnights at Royal Naval Dockyard.

For more information or to book, contact a travel advisor, call 888-NCL-CRUISE (625-2784), or visit the Norwegian Cruise Line website.

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Seabourn “Yours to Explore” Event Adds Suite Upgrades

by Julie Bouchner March 5, 2026
written by Julie Bouchner

Seabourn has launched its new “Yours to Explore Event,” available through May 5, 2026. The promotion offers a complimentary two-category Veranda Suite upgrade and shipboard credit for guests booking select 2026 and beyond ocean and expedition voyages.

Benefits of the “Yours to Explore Event” include:

• Complimentary two-category Veranda Suite upgrade
• Shipboard credit based on voyage length
• $300 per suite on voyages 13 days or fewer
• $1,000 per suite on voyages 14 days or longer

“With our ‘Yours to Explore Event,’ we’re offering guests added flexibility to tailor their Seabourn experience in meaningful ways,” said Mark Tamis, President of Seabourn. “Whether exploring the fall foliage of Canada & New England, discovering the cultural richness and culinary delights of Japan and Asia, or venturing to the Arctic or Antarctica with our expert expedition team, this event gives guests more ways to personalize their journey while enjoying the intuitive service and intimate atmosphere at sea that define Seabourn.”

Seabourn’s “Yours to Explore Event” applies to more than 500 ocean and expedition itineraries sailing in 2026 and beyond. Guests can sail on Seabourn’s all-suite ocean and expedition ships, which carry between 264 and 600 guests. Itineraries include destinations such as Japan, Canada and New England, Antarctica, and the Arctic.

Sample sailings available with the “Yours to Explore Event” include:

Seabourn Venture: July 6, 2026: 10-Day Wild Scottish Isles & Iceland
Seabourn Encore: October 10, 2026: 12-Day Harvest Horizons: Japan’s Coastal Charms
Seabourn Pursuit:  November 21, 2026: 21-Day Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands
Seabourn Venture:  January 7, 2027: 13-Day Antarctica Exploration
Seabourn Quest:  January 17, 2027: 23-Day World Cruise: South Pacific Explorer
Seabourn Encore: February 15, 2027: 12-Day Jewels of Taiwan & Japan
Seabourn Encore: February 27, 2027: 14-Day Sea of Japan & Plum Blossoms
Seabourn Quest: March 26, 2027: 20-Day World Cruise: Australia Explorer
Seabourn Venture: July 3, 2027: 14-Day Southeast Greenland & Iceland
Seabourn Ovation: October 7, 2027: 12-Day Canada & New England Fall Foliage

A full list of sailings included in the “Yours to Explore Event” is available on Seabourn’s website.

For more information, contact a travel advisor, call Seabourn at 1-800-929-9391, or visit seabourn.com.

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Disney Cruise Line Christens Disney Adventure

by Julie Bouchner March 4, 2026
written by Julie Bouchner

Disney Cruise Line christened its newest ship, Disney Adventure, with an entertainment showcase highlighting the Disney stories, characters, and music featured onboard. The ceremony also marked the cruise line’s first ship to sail in Southeast Asia.

In the Walt Disney Theatre aboard the ship, guests watched Disney storytelling come to life through regional vocalists, musicians, and video effects, with appearances from Captain Mickey Mouse and Captain Minnie Mouse. A 23-piece orchestra joined Hollywood Performing Arts Hall of Fame inductee Jed Madela and Eurovision artist Dami Im to perform classic Disney, Pixar, and Marvel songs alongside large-scale visuals surrounding the stage.

Chairman of Disney Experiences and incoming CEO of The Walt Disney Company Josh D’Amaro, and President of Disney Signature Experiences Joe Schott, also joined the artists on stage to mark the occasion.

“The Walt Disney Company has always been built on the power of storytelling and innovation – and Disney Cruise Line brings those values to life in extraordinary ways. Our cruise ships are ambassadors of our brand that carry joy, wonder and enchantment to destinations around the world,” said D’Amaro. “As our first ship to homeport in Asia, the Disney Adventure represents a new chapter for Disney Cruise Line and will introduce Disney to audiences who may be experiencing our magic for the very first time. It offers fans across this region an opportunity to immerse themselves in unforgettable ways and create memories that are uniquely Disney.”

Robert Downey Jr., godparent of Disney Adventure, delivered the ceremonial blessing wishing good fortune for the ship and its guests.

“I’ve had the privilege of getting to know the team at Walt Disney Imagineering, and I can tell you Adventure is the perfect name for what they’ve created,” he said. “Being the Godparent of this majestic vessel is an honor, and I have some serious duties to perform, so let’s make it official, shall we?”

The ceremony concluded with a confetti burst and Disney characters performing “Let’s Set Sail,” a Disney Cruise Line tradition that celebrates the start of a ship’s journeys.

Inspired by more than 100 years of Disney, Pixar, and Marvel storytelling, the Disney Adventure features seven themed areas, including San Fransokyo Street from Big Hero 6. Onboard offerings include a new Broadway-style musical, Remember; immersive dining; fireworks at sea; kids clubs; bars and lounges for adults; and attractions such as Disney Cruise Line’s first roller coaster at sea, Ironcycle Test Run.

The Disney Adventure is Disney Cruise Line’s eighth ship and its largest to date. The ship departs on its maiden voyage March 10, followed by a season of three- and four-night sailings. The vessel is part of Disney Cruise Line’s fleet expansion, which will add five more ships by 2031.

Guests can learn more or book at disneycruise.com, by calling 888-325-2500, or through a travel advisor.

Will you be sailing on Disney Adventure? Let us know in the comments!

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Steve Leland’s Just When You Need Help

by Steve Leland March 3, 2026
written by Steve Leland

It’s hard to know when you’ll need certain things — especially items you simply can’t pick up at a local store. 

When I developed a foot issue that made walking difficult, the challenge wasn’t just the discomfort, but how quickly everyday movement became an obstacle. What I needed most was a simple solution that wouldn’t require added effort or guesswork.

That solution came from Special Needs Group. They arranged a mobility scooter and delivered it directly to my home. The process was straightforward, the equipment was ready to use, and I really noticed the immediate return of my independence. It was a reminder of how critical access to the right support can be when mobility is suddenly limited … when you can’t get around as easily as usual.

Special Needs Group specializes in medical and accessibility equipment rentals. That means: 

* scooters

* manual and powered wheelchairs 

* walkers

* hospital beds

* oxygen equipment 

* CPAP machines

* bathroom safety aids

… and more.  

Andrew Garnett, Founder, CEO and President of Special Needs Group

Each item is professionally maintained and delivered with care — details that matter when comfort and reliability are essential.

What truly distinguishes the company is its understanding of travel, particularly cruising. Rather than managing the logistics of transporting medical equipment through airports and ports, cruisers can have what they need delivered directly to their ship, allowing us to begin our voyages without interruption.

Whether at home or at sea, Special Needs Group provides reassurance at moments when uncertainty can otherwise take over. By meeting clients exactly where they are, the company restores more than mobility — it restores confidence.

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Teaching on the High Seas

by Porthole Cruise and Travel Magazine March 2, 2026
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Have you ever thought, “I wish I started sailing sooner”? … “What if I could combine my love of sea travel with my studies?” … “Why didn’t I start exploring the world earlier in life?” Well, for one group of students and teachers, this gets to happen each year. 

Imagine being a teenager, boarding a nearly century-old tall ship with about 95 strangers, preparing to make this your home for the next 10 months. There would be many emotions: excitement, sadness, fear of missing out at home, looking forward to the adventure ahead. Around you, you see people from Norway, the United States, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Denmark, Venezuela, Switzerland, and more. You take a breath and realize that these are the people who will be sailing with you across many seas and oceans this year. These people are the ones you will laugh and cry with and share all of your meals with. They will soon become like family. 

This is not your typical cruise. In fact, this is not a cruise at all; it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience added to a high-schooler’s education. Rather than full bedrooms and all-you-can-eat packages, these students become part of the crew of Sørlandet, a 99-year-old sailing ship. Each year, 60 to 72 students fly to Kristiansand, Norway, and they board this living museum of a vessel to embark on a journey that will mark their lives forever. 

Lucky for me, I was able to join this program as well. 

Education and Experience

I’d been teaching in a public high school in the United States for three years when I decided to switch things up. Wanting to combine my love of teaching and travel, I investigated opportunities to teach internationally. When I was growing up, my father learned how to sail and many of our summer vacations turned into sailing trips in the British Virgin Islands. So, in the fall of 2023, I told my colleagues about wanting to pursue a job internationally, and one of them knew another teacher on the ship. She said “Wait, I think I know of a job that would be perfect for you. Your family loves sailing, and this has both sailing and teaching!”

She connected me, I spoke with her friend on the phone, I emailed the head of school, and then the interviews began. 

By August 2024, I found myself on an airplane to Norway, ready to set sail into a new adventure. When I met fellow teachers and some of our sailors, the ship had just come out of the shipyard for maintenance, and I knew this was about to be special by the joy on everyone’s faces as they spoke about the program and the ship. One said to me, “It will be difficult, but it will also be so rewarding. You are going to learn so much about yourself here, too.”

Later that night, a sailor told me “I love this program and seeing students grow up over the year. It is amazing how much they will change from when you meet them until they graduate.” 

And then we met our students for the year.  

In Session, On Board

All students and teachers fly to Norway to board the ship in August and prepare as best they can for what they will experience within the next 10 months. Each student gets placed in a “watch group” of 11 to 12 students, with a “watch mentor” (that’s me). After a short time on board, the group no longer feels like a collection of strangers. It feels like family. In a way, my group of 11 students last year felt like my own children, or at least like my nieces and nephews. All year long, I challenged them to grow and learn and take full advantage of their time in this unique environment. We had some of the best times together laughing, crying, sharing stories, baking in the galley (that sometimes got a little too messy), sharing meals in ports, and the occasional dance party after dinner. I will never be able to forget this group of teenagers. 

You may have heard of Semester at Sea, which is a college program on a cruise ship. This is different. Our students get hands-on sail training while also….

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Chef Regina Charboneau at Books & Books, Hosted by Bill Panoff

by Porthole Cruise and Travel March 2, 2026
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Chef Regina Charboneau, known as the “Queen of Biscuits,” will appear at Books & Books in Coral Gables on Friday, March 13, from 7 to 8 p.m. to discuss her new book Six Courses: An Entertaining Life. The event will be hosted by Porthole Cruise and Travel Magazine founder Bill Panoff.

In Six Courses: An Entertaining Life, Charboneau shares 28 menus and more than 200 recipes tied to key moments in her culinary career. The book follows her journey from her Southern roots in Natchez, Mississippi, to experiences in Alaska, Paris, San Francisco, and beyond. Along the way, she cooked for and became friends with figures including Mick Jagger, Julia Child, and Tim Curry.

Charboneau will also join Atlas Ocean Voyages aboard World Traveller for a 10-night Epicurean Expedition from Rome to Barcelona departing July 30, 2026. Guests will participate in culinary programming, including cooking demonstrations, tastings, and the Yachtsman Cook-Off, where Charboneau will serve as a judge.

Gnocchi in a bowl

About Chef Charboneau

During her more than 50-year career, Charboneau has opened restaurants including Regina’s at the Regis and Biscuit and Blues in San Francisco, and Kings Tavern and Regina’s Kitchen in Natchez. She has authored four cookbooks and helped transform Natchez into the “Biscuit Capital of the World.”

Today, she hosts guests at her cooking school, Regina’s Kitchen in Natchez. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, Better Homes and Gardens, and Southern Living, and she has appeared on national television including The Today Show.

Filet stuffed with Blue Cheese

The event will take place at Books & Books, 265 Aragon Avenue in Coral Gables.

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Silversea Reveals Public Spaces at The Cormorant at 55 South

by Porthole Cruise and Travel February 26, 2026
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Silversea has unveiled the interiors of its 150-room hotel, The Cormorant at 55 South, in Puerto Williams, Chile. Set to open in October 2026, the property will serve as a base for the line’s Antarctica Fly Cruise program.

“The Cormorant at 55 South represents an exciting new chapter for Silversea, extending our commitment to luxury travel to Antarctica,” said Bert Hernandez, president, Silversea. “This unique property will offer our guests the same hallmark comfort and personalized service they expect while on board our ships and will immerse them in the rich culture, traditions, and natural beauty of the region. The interior spaces are thoughtfully designed to reflect the spirit of this extraordinary destination.”

The Cormorant’s public spaces are designed for relaxation and connection, with lounges and gathering areas overlooking the Patagonian landscape. The Fireplace Lounge serves as a central meeting place, offering plush seating, wines, and cocktails alongside expansive views.

The hotel’s 150 guest rooms offer forest or Beagle Channel views. Interiors feature warm wood tones and natural materials, with handcrafted pieces by Chilean artisans incorporated throughout.

Latitude 55 highlights Chilean ingredients and regional flavors in a relaxed dining setting. Bar Sur offers teas and light bites during the day, followed by wines, spirits, and pisco tastings in the evening. Uncharted, the hotel’s boutique, features artisan-made goods and expedition essentials.

Silversea’s Antarctica Fly Cruise program includes a hotel stay in Santiago, a charter flight to Puerto Williams, and an overnight at The Cormorant before embarkation at King George Island. Guests stay again at the hotel after their voyage before returning to Santiago.

The hotel operates seasonally from October to March, with activities such as hiking, kayaking, wildlife viewing, and guided nature walks available in Puerto Williams.

February 26, 2026 0 comments
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MSC Cruises to Enhance MSC Poesia

by Julie Bouchner February 26, 2026
written by Julie Bouchner

MSC Cruises announced that MSC Poesia will enter dry dock at Palumbo Malta Shipyard in Malta as part of the line’s fleet upgrades.

The project will add an MSC Yacht Club with 69 suites, private amenities, and 24 hour butler service. Two new specialty restaurants will debut: Butcher’s Cut, an American style steakhouse, and Kaito Sushi Bar, serving sushi and Asian dishes. The ship will also receive a redesigned MSC Aurea Spa, an updated MSC Gym powered by Technogym®, a Gentleman’s Barber, new workout studios, an outdoor Aurea area, and the Top 15 Exclusive Solarium. The work will be completed ahead of MSC Poesia’s Alaska season in May 2026.

MSC Poesia is the second Musica Class ship to undergo upgrades at the Maltese yard, following MSC Magnifica, which completed its refit in December and is currently sailing on the MSC World Cruise 2026.

RELATED: MSC Cruises Unveils New Entertainment for 2026

Gianni Onorato, CEO of MSC Cruises, said: “This major refurbishment of MSC Poesia reflects our continued efforts and commitment to investing in our fleet and delivering exceptional guest experiences.”

Earlier this month, MSC Cruises confirmed that MSC Yacht Club will also be added to MSC Musica and MSC Orchestra. Once complete, all four Musica Class ships will feature MSC Yacht Club.

From May through September 2026, MSC Poesia will sail 7 night Alaska itineraries from Seattle. The ship will then reposition to Miami for Caribbean cruises in winter 2026 to 2027 before returning to Alaska in summer 2027.

MSC Yacht Club suites are now open for booking.

February 26, 2026 0 comments
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Explora Journeys Reveals New Brand Campaign

by Julie Bouchner February 25, 2026
written by Julie Bouchner

Explora Journeys, the luxury ocean travel brand from the MSC Group, is redefining luxury hospitality. On February 24 in New York, the brand launched a new global campaign created by McCann Paris and directed by Jonas Lindstroem. The campaign offers a fresh perspective on what Explora Journeys delivers and aims to connect with a new generation of luxury travelers.

Taking a different approach from traditional cruise advertising, the campaign uses a playful, cinematic style. Through a series of “Maybes,” it shows that Explora Journeys is more than a cruise, it is a five-star floating hotel that highlights what makes the brand unique.

Guided by the vision, “The finest of everything, everywhere, all at once,” the campaign presents the ship as a moving luxury boutique resort, showcasing a new approach to ocean travel.

“We are suggesting that the most compelling hotel experiences – now and in the future – may not be found on land at all,” says Anna Nash, President of Explora Journeys. By embracing a more playful, cinematic narrative, we are inviting the most discerning guests to see ocean travel from a new perspective—one where the ocean is not simply a passage between destinations, but a place for perspective, restoration, and personal discovery.

The campaign is rolling out worldwide across digital, social, print, and select outdoor channels. It reinforces the idea that the ocean is not just a destination, but an experience, engaging loyal guests while inviting new travelers to explore it for themselves.

Nash added, “We are proud to hold one of the highest Net Promoter Scores in the industry, a clear indicator of guest satisfaction and loyalty, and more than a third of our guests are new to ocean travel. As we look ahead to having six ships on the water by 2028, we are excited to share this bold new campaign that truly captures the essence of our ‘Ocean State of Mind.”

February 25, 2026 0 comments
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Oceania Cruises Launches Ambassador Program

by Julie Bouchner February 25, 2026
written by Julie Bouchner

Oceania Cruises has launched its new Oceania Club Ambassador Program, rewarding loyal guests for referring friends and family. When a member refers someone who books their first Oceania cruise, both receive $200 in savings!

“The Oceania Club Ambassador Program invites Oceania Club members to introduce new guests to the intimate luxury, immersive itineraries and genuine hospitality that define an Oceania Cruises voyage,” said Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises. “The program embraces the joy that comes from sharing a travel experience that feels truly personal and rewarding.”

Oceania Cruises offers destination-focused itineraries, high-quality dining, and well-appointed suites and staterooms. Guests visit major cities, island destinations, and smaller ports, with shore excursions designed to provide cultural insight.

RELATED: Oceania Cruises Orders Fifth Sonata Class Ship for 2037 Delivery

More about the program

Through the Oceania Club Ambassador Program, members can refer friends and family who are new to Oceania Cruises. Both the member and the new guest receive a $200 Future Cruise Credit.

To qualify, the referred guest must complete the Ambassador Referral Form at OceaniaCruises.com/ambassador within 14 days of making a deposit.

The program applies to new, full-fare bookings by first-time guests. Credits may be used on existing or future reservations before final payment. Members may use up to four credits per booking, and credits are valid for three years. Referring and referred guests do not need to travel together. The program is for personal referrals only and may not be promoted publicly or on social media.

Will you be exploring this new program? Let us know in the comments!

February 25, 2026 0 comments
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How hard can it be to weave a Turkish carpet?

by Bill Panoff February 24, 2026
written by Bill Panoff

There’s something almost hypnotic about watching a Turkish carpet being woven by hand. The rhythm of the knots, the precision of every movement, the generations of tradition woven into each thread — it’s not just craftsmanship, it’s storytelling. I stood there thinking, “How hard can this be?” Then I tried tying a few knots myself… let’s just say I won’t be quitting my day job anytime soon. What takes them seconds took me… well… a small committee meeting with my fingers.

But it’s not just the technique that’s mesmerizing. It’s the way the colors dance together, shifting and blending as if the carpet itself has a heartbeat. Each knot carries a story, a whisper from centuries past, a signature of the hands that made it. You begin to understand that this isn’t just décor — it’s history, patience, and pride coming alive right before your eyes. In a world moving at lightning speed, this is a reminder that true beauty still takes time… and that some skills are best left to the masters.

Curious to see the magic in motion? Click below to watch the weaving come to life.

February 24, 2026 0 comments
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MSC Cruises Unveils New Entertainment for 2026

by Julie Bouchner February 23, 2026
written by Julie Bouchner

MSC Cruises is upgrading entertainment at sea in 2026 with new experiences for all ages, including parties, game shows, digital experiences, live music, and a world-first: AI-powered robot dogs from Unitree Robotics, featured on MSC Bellissima in Asia.

Steve Leatham, MSC Cruises’ VP Entertainment said “As a family-owned company, we know how important it is to offer entertainment that brings generations together. In 2026, we are building on what our guests already love, while introducing new ideas, new energy and new cruise-industry first experiences – there is something for everyone, wherever they choose to sail.”

2026 MSC Cruises Entertainment

AI Robot Entertainment: AI-powered robot dogs and humanoid robots from Unitree Robotics are on MSC Bellissima in Asia and MSC Magnifica during part of the World Cruise 2026. Guests can meet the robots, join a robot parade, and attend interactive workshops for children 7+.

Shows and Live Entertainment: Returning favorites get updates, including the ’70s Party, 20 new Big Band performances on MSC Poesia, Dirty Dancing: In Concert, refreshed main shows on MSC Seaview and MSC Grandiosa, Flamenco show Paz on MSC Meraviglia, Dueling Pianos on MSC Seascape, and a new American Country Band experience.

Original Game Shows: Chart Toppers and Quiz O’Clock debut across the fleet.

Professional Coaches: Sports, wellness, and arts-and-crafts programs expand to 15 ships.

Brand Partnerships: LEGO Parade expands to 14 ships. MasterChef at Sea gets refreshed formats for adults, kids, and teens.

Family & Youth Programs: LEGO Family Game Show launches fleet-wide. MSC Poesia expands Naturalist Program sessions. Ocean Day educational program rolls out fleet-wide.

RELATED: MSC Cruises and Wynn Las Vegas Launch Rewards Program Perks

Matteo Mancini, MSC Cruises’ Family Entertainment Development Director said: “MSC Entertainment is fully focused on the future and is actively investing in the development of new, modern forms of entertainment, spanning digital and immersive experiences. From robots and game shows to interactive fun, active experiences, partnerships with celebrated brands, original mascots and music, this year’s offering on MSC Cruises is truly spectacular.”

Will you be exploring these entertainment experiences? Let us know in the comments!

February 23, 2026 0 comments
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Princess Cruises Sets Margarita Record at Sea in 8 Hours

by Julie Bouchner February 23, 2026
written by Julie Bouchner

Princess Cruises celebrated National Margarita Day by setting a new Guinness World Records title for the most margaritas sold in 8 hours! On board Regal Princess, guests purchased 3,410 handcrafted 24K Margaritas made with Pantalones Organic Blanco Tequila. This beat the previous record of 2,728.

The record was set on February 17 while Regal Princess was docked in Cozumel during a 7-day Western Caribbean cruise from Galveston, Texas. Guests joined in across the ship to celebrate with one of the cruise line’s most popular cocktails.

“You could feel the celebration in every bar of Regal Princess as Princess Cruises made history with a new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for Most Margaritas Sold in 8 Hours,” said Thomas Bradford, Official Adjudicator from Guinness World Records.

The milestone also marked another achievement for Princess Cruises, with 1,038,197 24K Margaritas sold between January 1, 2025, and January 7, 2026. The 24K Margarita, made with Pantalones Organic Tequila, is the cruise line’s most popular signature cocktail.

This comes just over a year after the two brands launched their partnership in October 2024, quickly becoming one of the cruise line’s most successful beverage collaborations.

To mark the occasion, Pantalones co-founders Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves McConaughey shared a congratulatory video, recognizing the crew and guests for the record-setting moment.

The 24K Margarita is made with Pantalones Organic Blanco Tequila, Cointreau, Grand Marnier, margarita mix, and served over ice with a salted rim.

The milestone follows the christening of Star Princess, where the couple served as godparents and marked the occasion with a ceremonial bottle of tequila.

“Pantalones serves our guests a spirit of joy, storytelling, and easygoing adventure that mirrors the Princess onboard experience,” said Sami Kohen, Princess Cruises Vice President of Food and Beverage. “Celebrating one million 24K Margaritas and making history with a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title on National Margarita Day, captures the incredible spirit and enthusiasm our guests brought to create this unforgettable moment at sea – and now, they’ll forever be part of this unforgettable chapter in Princess history.”

RELATED: Star Princess and Princess Executives Honored by Chaine des Rotisseurs

Pantalones Organic Tequila, available in Blanco, Reposado, and Añejo, is now served at bars across the Princess Cruises fleet and included in Princess Premier and Princess Plus packages. Along with the 24K Margarita, the brand is featured in a lineup of cocktails developed with mixologist Rob Floyd, including:

  • Pants on Fire: Pantalones Organic Reposado, lime juice, Campari, smoked paprika, and agave

  • Sea Legs: Pantalones Organic Reposado, Luxardo Maraschino, lime juice, grapefruit juice, agave syrup, and soda

  • Hot Pants: Pantalones Organic Blanco, lime juice, pineapple juice, jalapeño, and agave

  • Fancy Pants Paloma: Pantalones Organic Reposado, lime juice, and Fever Tree grapefruit

Pantalones is part of Princess Cruises’ Love Line Premium Liquors Collection, which includes brands from Jon Bon Jovi and Jesse Bongiovi, Liev Schreiber, Taraji P. Henson, Elizabeth Banks, and Kylie Minogue.

More information is available through a travel advisor, by calling 1-800-PRINCESS, or by visiting princess.com.

February 23, 2026 0 comments
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Explora Journeys Sets Standard for Luxury Sports Travel

by Julie Bouchner February 19, 2026
written by Julie Bouchner

As sport becomes a bigger focus in luxury travel, Explora Journeys is expanding high-end sports experiences onboard and ashore. With EXPLORA I returning to the Monaco Grand Prix this June, the brand also announced that ambassador and World No. 2 Jannik Sinner will join EXPLORA III for its Mediterranean Prelude Journey in July.

“Sport, at its purest, is about living fully in the moment — the anticipation of the unknown, the unscripted outcome, and the quiet intensity that comes from years of dedication,” said Anna Nash, President of Explora Journeys. “There is a particular beauty in that uncertainty — the focus, discipline and emotional connection it creates. At Explora Journeys, we see a natural alignment between the mindset of world-class athletes and our own commitment to exceptional hospitality and memorable guest experiences. By being present at iconic moments such as FORMULA 1® LOUIS VUITTON GRAND PRIX DE MONACO 2026, and welcoming Jannik Sinner onboard EXPLORA III’s Mediterranean Prelude Journey, we are adding a new dimension to the Ocean State of Mind — where the energy of performance is balanced by space, calm and a strong sense of wellbeing.”

Sinner will be onboard July 24–25, hosting a Q&A, leading small group sessions, and offering coaching with his performance team. The program also includes a charity gala dinner.

RELATED: Explora Journeys Opens Reservations for 2029 Inaugural World Journey

The journey runs July 24–29 from Genoa to Rome, with stops including Saint-Tropez and Villefranche-sur-Mer. Guests will experience EXPLORA III ahead of its debut, meet the ship’s creators, and preview new dining, lounges, and expanded outdoor spaces.

Guests will also have access to the “In Balance” wellness program, focused on training, recovery, breathwork, and mobility.

From June 3–8, 2026, EXPLORA I will be docked in Port Hercule during the Monaco Grand Prix, offering race views, onboard events, and access to the Paddock Club and pit lane.

Explora Journeys continues to expand sport-driven travel with upgraded fitness, outdoor courts, and wellness spaces on EXPLORA III.

February 19, 2026 0 comments
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Victory Cruise Lines 2026 Great Lakes Cruises Celebrate America250

by Julie Bouchner February 18, 2026
written by Julie Bouchner

Victory Cruise Lines invites travelers to celebrate America250 with small ship, all-inclusive cruises across all five Great Lakes. As the only cruise line that docks at downtown Chicago’s Navy Pier, Victory is introducing a new guided “Navy Pier Culinary and History Collection” in 2026. This walking and food-focused tour explores the landmark while celebrating America’s milestone anniversary. Chicago remains a key destination for Victory, with multiple round-trip cruises departing from Navy Pier.

“As America marks its 250th anniversary, our guests are traveling through the living story of the United States,” said John Waggoner, founder and chairman of Victory Cruise Lines. “From Chicago to Detroit to Cleveland and beyond, these historic ports reflect the soul of the nation — its ingenuity, diversity and enduring pride. We look forward to offering a new Chicago Navy Pier experience and sharing this extended anniversary celebration with our guests as we journey through some of America’s most meaningful cities.”

RELATED: Victory Cruise Lines Reveals 2027 Itineraries

The fully guided Chicago walking and food tour at Navy Pier costs $99 per person and lets guests explore the city’s history while tasting its most famous foods like deep-dish pizza, Chicago-style hot dogs, Italian beef sandwiches, and a local dessert.

Victory Cruise Lines 2026 cruises celebrate America’s 250th anniversary and visit cities across the Great Lakes, including Chicago, Cleveland, and Detroit. Some trips are around July 4th and include fireworks and patriotic events. Cruises also visit ports like Milwaukee and others connected by the St. Lawrence Seaway.

Each cruise includes a one-night pre-cruise hotel stay, transfers, oceanview rooms, a shore excursion in every port, multiple dining options, unlimited drinks, Wi-Fi, live entertainment, and enrichment programs.

For reservations, contact your travel advisor or call 1-855-556-7193. Visit www.VictoryCruiseLines.com.

Will you be sailing with Victory Cruise Lines? Let us know in the comments!

February 18, 2026 0 comments
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