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Celebrity Cruises Welcomes Celebrity Xcel and Announces Celebrity Xcite

by Julie Bouchner
written by Julie Bouchner

Today, Celebrity Cruises took delivery of its newest ship, Celebrity Xcel, and revealed the name of its sixth Edge Series vessel, Celebrity Xcite, as construction began at the Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyard in Saint-Nazaire. Celebrity Xcite is scheduled to debut in 2028, continuing the brand’s evolution of premium cruising.

“Celebrity Xcel represents the next bold step in our journey to transform the way the world experiences premium travel,” said Jason Liberty, president and CEO of Royal Caribbean Group. “Each ship in the Edge Series has reimagined what’s possible at sea through elevated design and experiences that deepen guests’ connection to the destinations they visit. With Celebrity Xcel now joining the fleet and Celebrity Xcite on the horizon, we’re continuing to set new standards for innovation alongside our trusted partners at Chantiers de l’Atlantique.”

Adding to that, Laura Hodges Bethge, president of Celebrity Cruises, said, “Celebrity Xcel has been designed with our guests as our north star — we even involved them in the design process through the Xcel Dream Makers program, so we know she’ll be the happy place of vacationers globally. We’re thrilled to welcome guests aboard next month and look forward to expanding these offerings with Celebrity Xcite.”

Laurent Castaing, general manager of Chantiers de l’Atlantique, also reflected on the milestone: “The Edge Series, including Celebrity Xcel and now Celebrity Xcite, is the result of close collaboration between our teams. Our ongoing partnership with Royal Caribbean Group embodies a shared commitment to excellence and innovation.”

RELATED: Celebrity Edge Begins 2025-2026 Australia & New Zealand Season

The handover ceremony at the Saint-Nazaire shipyard brought together Royal Caribbean Group executives, Celebrity Cruises leadership, Captain Kyriakos Matragkas, and more than 1,600 crew members. The event featured traditional maritime honors, including a formal signing, flag exchange, and toast in the ship’s three-story Grand Plaza.

Launching this November, Celebrity Xcel will introduce seven new spaces designed to blur the line between ship and shore, offering guests more ways to relax and explore. The ship will sail seven-night Caribbean itineraries from Fort Lauderdale before repositioning to Europe in summer 2026 for seven- to 11-night Mediterranean voyages from Barcelona and Athens, featuring new overnight stays in Madeira, Portugal.

During the celebration, Celebrity Cruises also announced the official start of construction for Celebrity Xcite. The sixth Edge Series ship will continue to advance the brand’s commitment to design and innovation when it launches in 2028.

For details, visit www.celebrity.com, call 1-800-CELEBRITY, or contact a travel advisor.

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Royal Caribbean Unveils Summer 2027 Alaska Cruises

by Julie Bouchner
written by Julie Bouchner

Royal Caribbean has unveiled its summer 2027 Alaska lineup, offering travelers new ways to explore The Last Frontier. Guests can choose from 7-night sailings aboard Anthem, Quantum, Serenade, and Voyager of the Seas, departing from Seattle, Seward, and Vancouver. Adventurers can also extend their journey with multi-night Cruisetour experiences that combine land and sea exploration.

Bookings are now open for Crown & Anchor Society members ahead of the general release on Thursday, October 23, available on Royal Caribbean’s website.

Travelers can experience Alaska through whale watching in Sitka, meeting dog sled teams near Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau, and helicopter tours over the wilderness. On board, ships feature the North Star observation capsule, rock-climbing walls, and SeaPlex with bumper cars, roller-skating, and a sports court.

RELATED: DELIVERING THE WOW, by Richard Fain

Alaska Summer 2027 Highlights

Anthem of the Seas – From Vancouver and Seward
Anthem sails 7-night cruises between Vancouver and Seward, visiting Skagway, Ketchikan, and Hubbard Glacier. Guests can extend their trip with multi-night Cruisetours to Denali National Park or by glass-dome rail. On board: North Star, SeaPlex, and dining at Solarium Bistro, Johnny Rockets, and more.

Quantum of the Seas – From Seattle
After its Australia season, Quantum will sail 7-night roundtrips from Seattle to Sitka, Juneau, and Skagway. Activities include kayaking, the FlowRider surf simulator, outdoor movies, and laser tag. Dining options include Jamie’s Italian, Chops Grille, and Izumi.

Serenade of the Seas – From Vancouver
Serenade offers 7-night itineraries through the Inside Passage, stopping at Sitka, Icy Strait Point, and Ketchikan. Onboard highlights include a rock wall, movie nights, live music at Schooner Bar, and dining at Giovanni’s Table, Chops Grille, and Izumi.

Voyager of the Seas – From Seattle
Voyager sails 7-night cruises to Juneau, Skagway, and Endicott Arm for views of Dawes Glacier. Onboard features include the adults-only Solarium, ice skating, mini golf, and laser tag.

Learn more about the 2027 Alaska cruises at royalcaribbean.com.

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Family Travel to the Galápagos Surges for National Geographic–Lindblad Expeditions

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National Geographic–Lindblad Expeditions reports a strong rise in multi-generational family travel to the Galápagos this summer, reflecting growing interest in shared, meaningful experiences and new opportunities for travel advisors.

The company saw a 24% year-over-year increase in guests under 18, with the Galápagos leading the trend. The number of young travelers to the islands grew by 40% following the fleet’s expansion from two to four ships—a 31% boost in capacity. Children made up 21% of all guests in the Galápagos this summer, the highest share among destinations.

Lindblad Expeditions Holdings CEO Natalya Leahy recently visited the islands with her family, filming their experience and speaking with children onboard. “The Galápagos has always been one of the most powerful places to experience as a family,” she said. “Seeing the islands through my children’s eyes—and through the excitement of other young travelers—was a reminder of how these journeys inspire curiosity and connection across generations.”

Long known as a “bucket-list” destination, the Galápagos is increasingly appealing to families seeking adventure with purpose. For advisors, the growth in multi-generational travel highlights a strong luxury market segment, with the Galápagos offering exceptional value through limited access, rich wildlife encounters, and educational programming for all ages.

With the addition of National Geographic Delfina and National Geographic Gemini, the company now operates four expedition ships in the region—expanding capacity and giving advisors more ways to tailor experiences for families. Continuing a legacy that began when Lars-Eric Lindblad led the first citizen expedition to the Galápagos in 1967, today’s voyages are designed to engage every generation. Onboard programs like National Geographic Explorers-in-Training help young guests explore like true adventurers, supported by small-ship settings, connecting cabins, and expert guides who bring the islands to life for travelers of all ages.

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Celebrity Edge Begins 2025-2026 Australia & New Zealand Season

by Julie Bouchner
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Celebrity Edge has started its third Australia season, sailing from Sydney after a 19-night Transpacific voyage from Honolulu. Through April 2026, the ship will offer 17 itineraries ranging from four to 14 nights across Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific. The season begins with an 11-night voyage to the Great Barrier Reef.

“With its revolutionary, outward-facing design, Celebrity Edge has been a game changer for the cruise industry – offering guests premium travel with enriching experiences and culinary journeys,” said Laura Hodges Bethge, president of Celebrity Cruises. “Sailings on Celebrity Edge are much more than just a vacation, and we’re thrilled to welcome her back to these waters for a third season – providing immersive experiences that showcase all this incredible region has to offer.”

This year, Celebrity Cruises expands its New Zealand program with seven itineraries dedicated to the destination, including a 13-night Holiday Cruise through Milford, Doubtful, and Dusky Sounds, plus seven additional ports across both islands. Guests can also sail a nine-night Australia Wine Journey visiting Hobart, Kangaroo Island, Adelaide, and Melbourne.

RELATED: Celebrity Xcel to Debut All-New Entertainment Experiences

The 2025/26 season introduces 54 new shore excursions, including new offerings in Newcastle—where Celebrity Edge will make its first call in December—with a sculpture walk and wine tasting tour. In Wellington, guests can experience a wellness-focused visit to Mangaroa Farm featuring a guided garden tour, yoga session, and refreshments made with farm-grown ingredients.

Onboard, guests can enjoy 29 restaurants and bars, more than 120 spa treatments, and signature features such as the Magic Carpet and Infinite Veranda staterooms.

In a brand first, Celebrity Solstice joins Celebrity Edge in Sydney Harbour tomorrow, marking consecutive port days for the line. Solstice will return in April 2026 after a $250 million modernization, offering new spaces, dining, and staterooms, and a fresh lineup of itineraries across Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific.

Will you be sailing with Celebrity Cruises? Let us know in the comments!

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DELIVERING THE WOW, by Richard Fain

by Judi Cuervo
written by Judi Cuervo

Five years ago, I happily ditched the corporate world. So what on Earth am I doing reading a business book?

The answer to that is that Royal Caribbean Group Chairman Richard Fain’s Delivering the WOW is no typical business book. I’m not glazing over through chapters dissecting statistical analytics, operating systems, the stock market, and digital platforms. Instead, I’m learning about the fascinating evolution of Royal Caribbean from a little side-arm of the near-bankrupt Norwegian company Gotaas-Larsen Shipping Corporation to the global cruising powerhouse it is today.

Fain joined Gottas-Larsen as treasurer in the mid-1970s — a time when Royal Caribbean operated three ships, each carrying only 720 guests. Soon after, the company, desperate to raise cash, looked to their all-but-forgotten cruise division as a possible lifeline. From that moment, we join Fain as he is awed by the cruise industry, first with the stretching of Song of Norway to accommodate a mind-blowing (at that time) 1,040 guests, through the three decades of innovation that followed.

RELATED: CEO Richard Sasso Creates an Unselfish World 

And that’s the beauty of Delivering the WOW. Fain’s voice throughout isn’t one of a lecturer educating his audience but that of a student who is learning along with his readers. We are there in the early days as he grasps the potential of the cruise industry and marvels at the technical aspects of Royal Caribbean’s growing fleet. We watch as Fain envisions revolutionary concepts and brings them to fruition, no matter the obstacles, and we cheer him on as he demonstrates devotion to his executives, employees, and crew. 

Royal Caribbean fans, in particular, will be dazzled by Fain’s revealing stories, like the logic behind Sovereign of the Seas’ five-level atrium and the design and engineering challenges it posed, and why the signature rock-climbing wall is such a valued feature aboard Royal Caribbean ships even though only 10 percent of guests ever scurry up it. Those incredible floating platforms aboard Celebrity Edge? They originated simply as a way for guests to easily board the ship’s tenders. 

We suffer with Fain through the covid years, when the company faced not only financial challenges but the logistical nightmare of getting 40,000 crew members home to 90 different countries. But we celebrate with him too, standing right alongside when the $2 billion, 250,000 grt Icon of the Seas (the biggest WOW, literally) is delivered on November 27, 2023 in Turku, Finland.

Fain is the first to admit that Royal Caribbean’s success and innovation stems from collaboration, not only with the outside designers, engineers, and shipyards contracted to bring ideas to life, but with Royal Caribbean staff and crew whose opinions are routinely solicited and who, more than a few times, caught what could have been serious boo-boos in the design of major ship features.

I suppose in some ways Delivering the WOW is a business book — each chapter ends with a listing of “key business takeaways” that could apply to any industry — but it’s abundantly clear that it’s the absorbing tales of the ships, the industry, and the crew that are Fain’s real focus. Why else would chapters open with the quirky origins of nautical terms like “Shipshape,” “Gross Ton,” “Feeling Blue,” “All Hands On Deck,” and more, and not some lame snippets about systems theory or contingency management?

Delivering the WOW just might appeal to corporate types looking to delve into Fain’s vision, passion, resilience, and courage, but if you ask me, the cruise fan — even those who can’t tell a business model from a fashion model — is the real audience. Because this fascinating, beautifully written book was so obviously written by one of us!

Delivering the WOW publishes on October 21, 2025, and is available on amazon.com

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MSC Cruises Expands Formula 1® Partnership

by Julie Bouchner
written by Julie Bouchner

Coming off its role as title sponsor of the 2025 Austin Grand Prix™, MSC Cruises announced it will headline three Formula 1® World Championship races in 2026 — in Austin, Texas; Barcelona, Spain; and São Paulo, Brazil.

The announcement highlights MSC Cruises’ growing presence in North America as it prepares to launch year-round sailings from Galveston, Texas, on November 9, 2025, aboard MSC Seascape. At this year’s Austin Grand Prix™, the brand was prominently featured with trackside branding, hospitality activations, and logo placement on the BWT Alpine A525 car.

During the race weekend, Rubén A. Rodríguez, CEO of MSC Group Cruise Division North America, presented the Constructor’s Trophy on the podium.

RELATED: MSC World Asia to Offer Largest Variety of Yacht Club Suites

“As we expand in the U.S. and bring our signature European-inspired experience to Texas, this partnership celebrates innovation and world-class entertainment,” said Rodríguez. “We’re excited to welcome guests aboard MSC Seascape from Galveston and to return as title sponsor for the 2026 Austin Grand Prix™.”

A global partner of Formula 1® since 2022, MSC Cruises recently extended its collaboration through 2030. The line will serve as title sponsor for the Formula 1 MSC Cruises United States Grand Prix 2026, Gran Premio de Barcelona-Catalunya 2026, and Grande Prêmio de São Paulo 2026, strengthening its connection to the sport.

Launching in November 2025, MSC Seascape will sail 7-night Western Caribbean itineraries from Galveston to Costa Maya and Cozumel (Mexico) and Roatán (Honduras). Onboard, guests can test their skills in an F1 Simulator, offering an authentic taste of racing excitement at sea.

By combining its growing U.S. presence with its global Formula 1® partnership, MSC Cruises continues to bring together innovation, entertainment, and travel—delivering world-class experiences both on land and at sea.

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PONANT EXPLORATIONS Extends “Enticing Iceland” Offer

by Julie Bouchner
written by Julie Bouchner

PONANT EXPLORATIONS has extended its “Enticing Iceland” offer, giving travelers more time to save on a voyage to Iceland. On select 2026 departures booked by November 23, 2025, guests can choose between complimentary roundtrip airfare (valued up to $1,000) or a post-cruise stay that includes one night at a hotel, meals, beverages, transfers, guided tours, and entrance fees.

The offer applies to summer 2026 Iceland itineraries exploring the remote Westfjords, known for dramatic waterfalls, wildlife, and rich local culture. Eligible sailings will take place aboard L’Austral, Le Bellot, and Le Lapérouse. Travel advisors will receive up to $500 for each newly deposited booking.

Eligible Voyages
Icelandic Mosaic | 7 nights | Reykjavík to Reykjavík
Ports: Surtsey; Heimaey, Vestmannaeyjar; Grundarfjörður; Grímsey; Akureyri; Ísafjörður
2026 Departures: May 25, June 13, June 20, July 6, July 13, July 20, July 27, August 3

Beethoven’s Icelandic Symphony: A Musical Voyage | 7 nights | Reykjavík to Reykjavík
Ports: Surtsey; Heimaey, Vestmannaeyjar; Grundarfjörður; Grímsey; Akureyri; Ísafjörður
2026 Departure: June 6

For more information, contact a travel advisor, visit us.ponant.com, or call 1-888-400-1082.
Offer available exclusively in the Americas.

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Carnival Cruise Line Celebrates 25 Years Sailing from Galveston

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Carnival Cruise Line marked 25 years of sailing from Galveston with a special event aboard its flagship, Carnival Jubilee. As the first cruise line to homeport in Galveston in 2000, Carnival has since welcomed more than 10 million guests through the port—helping establish the city as a leading cruise hub.

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President Christine Duffy hosted the celebration alongside community leaders, business partners, and officials—including U.S. Congressman Randy Weber, Galveston Mayor Craig Brown, and Port Director and CEO Rodger Rees—honoring the cruise line’s long-standing partnership with the community.

“Sailing from Galveston has been a defining part of Carnival’s story for the last 25 years, and we’re just getting started,” said Duffy. “This milestone is a powerful reminder of what’s possible when strong partnerships, community support, and a passion for fun come together. From being the first cruise operator to homeport here to launching Carnival Jubilee—a ship that honors our Texas roots—we’re proud of what we’ve built and even more excited about what’s ahead.”

Carnival Jubilee holds a special place in this legacy as the first new ship inaugurated at the Port of Galveston in 2023. Featuring a Texas star on her bow, she represents Carnival’s continued commitment to the region. The Excel-class ship was also the first North American vessel to offer 5G connectivity and the first Galveston-based ship powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG), underscoring Carnival’s focus on innovation and sustainability.

“Galveston loves Carnival,” said Mayor Craig Brown. “As we celebrate 25 years together, we look forward to many more decades of welcoming Carnival guests and continuing to grow the positive economic impact on our community.”

Carnival remains the only cruise line homeporting four ships from Galveston. Beginning in 2027/28, a refreshed lineup will bring its largest-ever guest capacity and an expanded range of itineraries from the port.

“Celebrating 25 years with Carnival highlights the strong partnership between our port and the cruise line,” said Rodger Rees, Port Director and CEO. “Their ongoing investment has driven meaningful economic growth, and we’re proud to share this milestone.”

Carnival offers cruises from Galveston ranging from short getaways to week-long voyages across the Caribbean, Mexico, and The Bahamas, with many itineraries including a visit to Celebration Key, the line’s new private destination.

The anniversary also coincided with the Port of Galveston’s bicentennial celebrations, including the 200th Anniversary Gala, sponsored by Carnival. Proceeds from the event fund maritime scholarships at Texas A&M University at Galveston.

For more information or to book a Carnival cruise, visit www.carnival.com, call 1-800-CARNIVAL, or contact a travel advisor.

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MSC Group Marks Shore Power Milestone in Valletta

by Julie Bouchner
written by Julie Bouchner

MSC Group’s Cruise Division took another major step toward decarbonization as MSC World Europa and EXPLORA II connected to shore power at Valletta’s Grand Harbour on October 15 and 16, 2025.

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The event, attended by Malta’s Prime Minister Dr. Robert Abela and senior government officials, underscored the company’s commitment to cleaner port operations. The back-to-back connections marked a first for the Group, with EXPLORA II becoming Explora Journeys’ first ship to connect to shore-side electricity in Europe.

Prime Minister of Malta, Dr Robert Abela, commented: “Our collaboration with global partners such as MSC Group shows how Malta can combine economic growth with environmental progress. The shore-power system at the Grand Harbour is a national investment in cleaner air, quieter communities, and sustainable tourism. It is encouraging to see international cruise operators like MSC actively using the facility and helping us set an example for the Mediterranean region.”

RELATED: MSC Cruises Opens Bookings for Summer 2027 Alaska Cruises

Since Valletta’s shore power facility opened in 2024—when MSC World Europa became the first vessel to use it—MSC Cruises’ ships have logged around 300 hours connected to shore power, reducing emissions equivalent to half a month of traditional port operations.

The milestone coincided with the GreenPort Congress 20th Anniversary & Decarbonising the Future Conference 2025, reinforcing Malta’s role in advancing the EU’s Fit for 55 plan, which requires all major European ports to offer shore power by 2030.

Pierfrancesco Vago, Executive Chairman of MSC Group’s Cruise Division, added: “These connections show how technology, investment, and partnership can deliver immediate environmental benefits. Malta was the first Mediterranean port to make shore power operational, and together we’re proving that sustainable infrastructure can support both environmental goals and the growth of cruise tourism. We thank the Maltese Government for their continued support and are proud to mark this milestone together.”

All MSC Cruises ships built since 2017 are equipped with shore power capability, and retrofitting continues across the fleet. Today, 18 of the Cruise Division’s 25 vessels can connect to shore-side electricity, with additional installations underway.

In 2024, MSC Cruises connected to shore power in 13 ports, completing 142 successful connections—more than triple the previous year.

MSC Group continues to expand shore power connections across its fleet and ports worldwide to further reduce emissions in port.

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Silversea Unveils Largest-Ever Voyage Collection for 2027-2028

by Julie Bouchner
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Silversea has revealed its largest voyage collection for summer 2027 and winter 2027-2028, featuring 414 sailings across 12 ships from February 2027 to May 2028. The collection includes 271 classic voyages and 143 expeditions to over 600 destinations in more than 100 countries, including 30 maiden calls. Sailings range from six to 77 days and can be combined for flexible travel.

New highlights include Silversea’s first summer season in Japan, warm-water expeditions, and itineraries on two Nova-Class ships. Three Grand Voyages in the Mediterranean, Asia, and South America offer immersive cultural experiences.

“Our voyage collection 2027-2028 marks a new chapter in luxury travel,” said Bert Hernandez, president of Silversea. “Our 12 ships will take guests to iconic and hidden destinations, including 30 maiden calls, with exclusive access to festivals and events such as the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, the Monaco Grand Prix, and Japan’s Awa Odori, creating unforgettable experiences.”

Voyage Collection 2027-2028 Highlights

Exclusive Access to Events and Festivals
Nearly 30 Silversea events showcase local culture, including:

  • Monaco Grand Prix
  • Carnival in Rio de Janeiro
  • Cherry blossom season and Awa Odori in Japan
  • Edinburgh Military Tattoo
  • San Sebastián Street Festival, Puerto Rico
  • Puccini Opera Festival, Italy
  • Bastille Day, France

Nova-Class Ships in the Mediterranean, Caribbean & Central America
Silver Nova and Silver Ray operate 68 voyages, blending iconic destinations with lesser-known ports. Highlights include Dubrovnik, Mykonos, Istanbul, and St. Barts, with immersive shore experiences like flamenco in Cadiz and private concerts in Ephesus.

First Summer Season in Japan
Six combinable sailings aboard Silver Muse explore Japan’s ports and festivals, including Kyoto’s Gion Matsuri and Tokushima’s Awa Odori, with overnight stays in Osaka. Onboard S.A.L.T. programs and culinary experiences deepen connections to local culture.

143 New Expeditions
Expeditions aboard Silver Cloud, Silver Wind, and Silver Endeavour include:

  • Warm-water destinations: Japan, Southeast Asia, Great Barrier Reef
  • Arctic & Greenland: 20 immersive journeys with Northern Lights, Midnight Sun, wildlife, and indigenous cultural encounters
  • Antarctica: 43 journeys, including 32 Fly Cruise sailings, exploring over 50 destinations

Three New Grand Voyages

  • Mediterranean 2027 – Silver Dawn: 60 days, 48 destinations, S.A.L.T. experiences, boutique and marquee ports
  • Asia 2028 – Silver Muse: 51 days, 28 destinations, 10 overnights, cherry blossom season and Southeast Asia highlights
  • South America 2028 – Silver Ray: 77 days, 40 destinations, UNESCO sites, overnights in Lima, Rio, Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, with cultural and wildlife experiences

Expanded pre-, mid-, and post-cruise programs, curated City Stays, and reimagined shore excursions offer greater choice and personalization.

General sales open October 22, 2025.

Will you be sailing with Silversea? Let us know in the comments!

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The Suite Life Of Resorts World Bimini

by Steve Leland
written by Steve Leland

Having lived 40 years in South Florida, surrounded by some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, I considered myself a connoisseur of coastal living. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that just 50 miles offshore, there was a little sliver of paradise in the Bahamas called Resorts World Bimini that made all my usual island getaways feel like warm-up acts.

This property is far more than a resort: it is a mood, with a well-crafted vibe that provides an excuse to relax and chill. I completely ignored the gym, no matter how shiny and high-tech it looked. Spa robes are more my workout aesthetic anyway, and the sanctuary of the resort’s Serenity Spa with ocean-infused treatments felt far more restorative. And while others hit the casino with gleaming eyes and poker faces, I opted for a safer bet: a tropical cocktail by the rooftop pool.

Shopping? Not my thing. But somehow, browsing through the charming little shops in the adjacent Fisherman’s Village didn’t feel like a chore, it felt like discovery. And when someone suggested the ever-popular deep-sea fishing, I nodded politely and went back to relaxing in my private beach cabana. I didn’t come here to wrestle marlin. I came here to breathe.

Beach Time | Photo: Steve Leland

While the resort’s deluxe suites and amenities offer plenty to impress, nothing rivals the magnetic pull of its private Bimini Beach complex. This is pure island chic, with an expansive pool lined with sleek loungers and umbrellas, a DJ spinning the perfect soundtrack, and an endless stretch of white sand that dissolves into crystalline turquoise waters. Every scene could be the cover shot of a dream escape.

Guests of the resort enjoy complimentary access to the beach club, while visitors arriving by cruise ship can purchase day passes to join the fun. But those sailing aboard a Virgin Voyages ship are especially lucky — they’re treated to exclusive complimentary access, complete with a sumptuous buffet lunch overlooking the sea.

Lunch at Bimini Beach Club | Photo: Steve Leland

What’s Cooking

Whether you’re sipping a signature rum cocktail beneath the palms or wading into the calm shallows, time seems to slow to the rhythm of the island. Attentive beach attendants appear just when you need a refill, while the aroma of fresh-grilled seafood drifts from the open-air Beach 360 restaurant. Sampling fresh lobster rolls, sweet sticky ribs, piri-piri chicken, or crispy fried whole snapper was the perfect version of beachside dining. 

Back in the main building, guests can enjoy breakfast and dinner at The Tides Restaurant, where local specialties take center stage. Who wouldn’t appreciate Asian fusion all rolled up at The Sushi Bar.  For a more relaxed dining experience, Hemingway’s offers comfort classics with Bahamian twists.

Taking It To The Streets

Bimini couldn’t be more different from the often-hectic streets of Nassau. This laid-back and charming island has just one main road, making it nearly impossible to get lost. While a few cars can be spotted, the golf cart is the vehicle of choice here. We rented one from the resort and spent our mornings exploring the neighborhoods of Whispering Pines, Bailey Town, and Alice Town.

Wandering along the coastal road, we stopped to sample classic Bahamian conch salad from a roadside vendor. A quick detour to an unassuming local bakery led us to pick up a warm, freshly baked loaf of Bimini bread. Though we had planned to bring it home as a gift, our good intentions didn’t survive past midday—it was gone before lunch.

Getting to the islands requires some advance planning but the journey is a breeze. Baleària operates ferry service between Fort Lauderdale and Bimini on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, with a quick two-hour crossing that delivers guests directly to a private pier owned and operated by Resorts World Bimini. For those who prefer to fly, American Airlines will launch new service from Miami in early 2026.

At Resorts World Bimini, island life felt effortless yet elevated. The atmosphere shifts from Florida chic to elegance with a barefoot soul. Sometimes, the most surprising journeys aren’t far-flung. They’re just waiting quietly nearby, asking only that you slow down, show up, and see them with fresh eyes. It’s this kind of fun-filled island experience that will keep the stay at Resorts World Bimini etched in memory long after the tan has faded.

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MSC World Asia to Offer Largest Variety of Yacht Club Suites

by Julie Bouchner
written by Julie Bouchner

MSC Cruises’ newest flagship, MSC World Asia, will offer the fleet’s largest variety of MSC Yacht Club suites when she begins sailing the Mediterranean on December 4, 2026.

Introducing the Royal Duplex Suite

  • The Royal Duplex Suite spans 570 sq. ft. across two decks, connected by a spiral staircase.
  • The upper-level bedroom features a queen-size bed (convertible to two singles), sea views, cotton linens, and a dressing area with a vanity.
  • The main-level bedroom includes two single bunk beds and a wardrobe.
  • The suite has a spacious living area with a large sofa bed, 118 sq. ft. balcony with hot tub and seating, four TVs, and a minibar with Nespresso machine.
  • Two marble bathrooms include premium organic amenities, towels, slippers, and bathrobes.
  • The suite sleeps up to six guests, making it ideal for families or groups.

RELATED: MSC Cruises Opens Bookings for Summer 2027 Alaska Cruises

Cristian Comirla, Senior Director, Yacht Club & Hotel Services, said, “MSC World Asia will provide an unparalleled cruise experience when she sets sail in the Mediterranean next year. Guests can enjoy all the facilities and services they love about the MSC Yacht Club, with the exciting addition of the new Royal Duplex Suite—perfect for larger groups and families while still accessing the ship’s entertainment, dining, and amenities.”

Other MSC Yacht Club Suites

  • Owner Suites: Over 1,614 sq. ft. with private terrace, hot tub, and al fresco dining.
  • Royal Suite with Hot Tub: 548–624 sq. ft., private balcony with hot tub, outdoor dining, walk-in wardrobe.
  • Duplex Suite with Hot Tub: 495 sq. ft. over two decks; lower deck dining/living with sofa bed, upper deck bedroom, private sundeck with hot tub.
  • Duplex Suite: 495 sq. ft., open living/dining with sofa bed, private balcony downstairs, master bedroom and bathroom upstairs.
  • Deluxe Suite: 269 sq. ft., private balcony, convertible double bed, wardrobe, seating area.
    Interior Suite: 161 sq. ft., double bed (convertible), wardrobe, bathroom with shower.

More about the Yacht Club Experience 

MSC Yacht Club is MSC Cruises’ all-inclusive “ship-within-a-ship” concept, offering a private lounge and restaurant, 24-hour butler and concierge service, a premium drink package, unlimited Wi-Fi, priority embarkation and disembarkation, access to the Aurea Spa thermal area, and exclusive shore excursions.

MSC World Asia Itineraries

MSC World Asia offers seven-night itineraries to Barcelona, Marseille, Genoa, Civitavecchia (Rome), Messina, Valletta, and Naples, with accessible embarkation at every port. Winter 2026/27 and Summer 2027 itineraries will feature these ports.

Will you be sailing aboard MSC World Asia? Let us know in the comments!

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Celebrity Xcel to Debut All-New Entertainment Experiences

by Julie Bouchner
written by Julie Bouchner

When Celebrity Xcel sails in November, guests will enjoy three new theatre shows, two interactive club performances, live music, dance parties, and a wide range of activities, featuring the largest cast and most resident performers ever on a Celebrity Cruises ship.

“Celebrity Xcel will further elevate Celebrity’s award-winning offering to create a world-class entertainment destination our guests are going to love,” shares Lisa Lehr, vice president of entertainment for Celebrity Cruises. “With over 75 resident performers, guests will find unforgettable experiences and unexpected surprises at every turn.”

Theatre Productions

  • Mainstage: A high-energy concert spanning decades of hits, transporting audiences through iconic music festivals.
  • Between Takes: A 1920s Hollywood backlot spectacle blending stunts, choreography, and dynamic set design to reveal the mayhem behind the screen.
  • Chapters: A visually stunning journey exploring nature, transformation, and self-discovery, inviting guests to see themselves in the story.

RELATED: Celebrity River Cruises to Open Bookings for 2027

The Club

  • 254 West: An interactive 80s-themed party with a high-energy after-party.
  • HOTEL: A comedic cabaret-style “whodunit” with musical numbers and twists that challenge guests to solve the mystery.

Live Music & Dance Parties

  • Piano bar sing-alongs, country music at Saddle Up Saloon, candlelit classic rock concerts, and Mediterranean-inspired evenings at Bora.
  • Shine the Night returns as an outdoor dance party under the stars.

Destination Entertainment at The Bazaar

  • Four immersive festivals—Carnival, Aqua, Viva, and Flora—bring the cultures of The Bahamas, Mexico, the Cayman Islands, and the Dominican Republic to life through music, costumes, and interactive activities.

Games & Interactive Experiences

  • High Stakes and Brain Spin: Mass-participation game shows combining luck, strategy, and skill.
  • Escape-room challenges, destination-themed treasure hunts, and Game On at The Club, an updated interactive arcade experience.
  • Camp at Sea introduces a digital game wall with 50+ new games for guests under 18.

Xcel Dream Makers

  • Guests helped shape key entertainment, including costumes for Chapters, programming for Saddle Up Saloon and Viva, and signature elements of the Shine the Night party.

Itineraries

  • Inaugural season departs Fort Lauderdale with seven-night sailings to The Bahamas, Mexico, the Cayman Islands, and Puerto Plata, St. Thomas, and St. Maarten.
  • Summer 2026 marks the European debut, with seven- to 11-night Mediterranean itineraries from Barcelona and Athens, including overnight stays in Madeira, Portugal.

For bookings and details, visit www.celebrity.com, call 1-800-CELEBRITY, or contact a travel advisor.

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Electric Seaplanes Take Flight

by Porthole Cruise and Travel Magazine
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Regent Craft and UrbanLink Air Mobility have just built a more convenient and connected future for coastal communities by launching a fleet of all-electric seagliders.

Urban Link, the Florida-based air and maritime mobility company, has upped its orders of seagliders from 27 to 47 from the manufacturer, Regent Craft.

By 2027, the versatile air-and-sea vehicles could be able to carry up to 4.3 million passengers a year over some of the most heavily trafficked short-haul routes in the United States, replacing trains and cars with faster, cleaner transportation. 

This milestone marks one of the largest commercial seaglider orders to date and underscores UrbanLink’s confidence in Regent’s breakthrough technology.

By Alex Darlington

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PortMiami Welcomes 10 New Ships for 2025–2026

by Julie Bouchner
written by Julie Bouchner

PortMiami will welcome 10 new cruise ships during the 2025–2026 season, including five new builds.

The season begins in October 2025 with the arrival of Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth and Virgin Voyages’ Brilliant Lady. November brings Zuiderdam (Holland America), Celebrity Xcel (Celebrity Cruises), and Allura (Oceania Cruises), followed by MSC Cruises’ Grandiosa in December.

In 2026, Star Seeker (Windstar) debuts in January, Eurodam (Holland America) in February, Norwegian Luna (Norwegian Cruise Line) in March, and Silver Nova (Silversea) closes the season in May.

“The arrival of these new ships reinforces Miami’s role as the global hub for cruising and reflects our strong commitment to growing tourism, supporting jobs, and strengthening our local economy,” said Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. “PortMiami remains dedicated to providing world-class service to millions of passengers each year while advancing sustainable growth and innovation.”

PortMiami also celebrated key milestones during the 2024–2025 season, including its busiest day on record—April 20, 2025—with 72,401 passengers, and a record 10 ships in port on February 8, 2025.

“We’re excited to welcome these new ships and their guests to Miami,” said Hydi Webb, PortMiami Director and CEO. “Each addition highlights the strong partnerships we’ve built with our cruise lines and reaffirms Miami’s position as the world’s premier cruise destination. The 2025–2026 season promises to be another exciting year.”

Will you be sailing out of PortMiami? Let us know in the comments!

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Sapphire Princess Debuts New Upgrades After Drydock

by Julie Bouchner
written by Julie Bouchner

After a two-week drydock in Portland, Oregon, Sapphire Princess has returned to service with refreshed spaces and two new specialty restaurants—Makoto Ocean and Crown Grill—opening November 16, 2025.

The 115,875-ton ship, accommodating 2,670 guests, received general refurbishments and venue transformations to introduce these dining experiences.

Makoto Ocean Sushi by Chef Makoto Okuwa

Following its debut aboard Sun Princess and Star Princess, Makoto Ocean replaces the former Internet Café on Deck 7. The restaurant features Chef Makoto Okuwa’s Edomae-style sushi with dishes like truffle salmon, snow crab temaki, and toro tartare. Signature cocktails include the Genmai Negroni and Kodai No Hana, blending yuzu juice with Doburoku, an ancient sake.

Crown Grill Steakhouse

Crown Grill now occupies the former Savoy Dining Room on Deck 5. A Princess favorite, it serves premium aged beef, chops, and seafood in an elegant setting and is recognized as one of the Best Cruise Ship Steakhouses at Sea.

Both restaurants are priced at $60 per person and included as specialty dining options for Princess Premier guests.

Upcoming Itineraries

Following her updates, Sapphire Princess will sail to Mexico, then reposition for a South America/Antarctica season, followed by Mediterranean and Northern Europe voyages in spring and summer 2026. In fall 2026, she will offer Canada/New England sailings.

In March 2027, Sapphire Princess and Diamond Princess—both built in Japan—will reunite for Princess Cruises’ largest Japan season, sailing from the Tokyo region from March through December 2027.

RELATED: Star Princess Sets Sail on Maiden Voyage

“With Makoto Ocean and Crown Grill, guests aboard Sapphire Princess can enjoy two of our most popular dining experiences,” said Sami Kohen, Princess Cruises Vice President of Food and Beverage. “These enhancements arrive just as the ship embarks on exciting seasons ahead, including our dual-ship deployment in Japan in 2027.”

For more information on Sapphire Princess and upcoming sailings, visit www.princess.com or contact a travel advisor.

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Oceania Cruises Names Food & Wine Best New Chefs Alumni as Godparents of Oceania Allura

by Julie Bouchner
written by Julie Bouchner

Oceania Cruises has named Food & Wine’s Best New Chefs as the official godparents of its newest ship, Oceania Allura. The ship, which debuted in July 2025, will be officially christened in Miami on November 13—marking the first time a culinary brand, rather than an individual, has taken on this prestigious role.

Food & Wine Best New Chefs alumni Tavel Bristol-Joseph, Katie Button, Calvin Eng, Aisha Ibrahim, George Mendes, and Lawrence “LT” Smith will lead the christening, breaking a Champagne bottle across the bow to bless the ship and its passengers.

“At Oceania Cruises, our ships are a celebration of rich culture, exceptional cuisine, and global discovery, and Oceania Allura is no exception,” said Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises. “Honoring the Food & Wine Best New Chefs program and having its alumni serve as godparents reflects our belief that food lies at the heart of global exploration. These visionary chefs embody the spirit of culinary excellence, and we are thrilled to welcome them to the Oceania Cruises family.”

About Food & Wine Best New Chefs

  • Since 1988, the program has celebrated nearly 400 rising culinary stars.

  • For the first time, the franchise itself will serve as godparent of Oceania Allura, with alumni chefs leading the christening.

  • These chefs showcase the program’s legacy of innovation while supporting Oceania Cruises’ commitment to exceptional culinary experiences at sea.

“For nearly four decades, Food & Wine Best New Chefs have shaped dining in America and inspired the way we experience food,” said Tom Bair, Publisher of Food & Wine. “We’re thrilled to celebrate this legacy with Oceania Cruises, a partner that shares our passion for extraordinary cuisine and discovery, and to mark this milestone christening where food is every bit as memorable as the destinations.”

About Oceania Allura

  • Oceania Allura accommodates 1,200 guests and pairs immersive destinations with The Finest Cuisine at Sea®.

  • Signature features include the Grand Dining Room, a professional-grade Culinary Center with Chef’s Studio, and the returning French restaurant Jacques.

  • The ship offers twelve dining venues, including four always-complimentary specialty restaurants: Jacques, pan-Asian Red Ginger, Italian Toscana, and the steakhouse Polo Grill.

  • New to the brand is the Crêperie, serving French crêpes, Belgian and bubble waffles, and Italian ice cream sundaes.

  • Oceania Allura maintains an exceptional chef-to-guest ratio of 1:8, with half the crew dedicated to culinary operations.

This partnership highlights Oceania Cruises’ dedication to the impact of chefs on luxury travel. In August 2023, Food & Wine Best New Chefs alumni Aisha Ibrahim led the line’s inaugural Best New Chefs Cruise in Alaska, offering exclusive menus, live cooking demonstrations, and curated pairing experiences. By naming the Best New Chefs franchise as godparent, Oceania Cruises reinforces its commitment to extraordinary culinary journeys at sea.

Food & Wine Best New Chefs Alumni Serving as Godparents

  • Katie Button (2015 F&W BNC) – Chef and founder of Asheville’s Cúrate restaurant group; five-time James Beard nominee, cookbook author, and host of From the Source on Magnolia Network. She champions equitable and sustainable hospitality practices.

  • Calvin Eng (2022 F&W BNC) – Chef and owner of Bonnie’s in Brooklyn; author of Salt Sugar MSG: A Cantonese American Cookbook; recognized for modern interpretations of Cantonese cuisine.

  • Aisha Ibrahim (2023 F&W BNC) – Former Executive Chef at Canlis in Seattle; recognized by Food & Wine, TIME’s 100 Next, and James Beard; noted for global culinary innovation and equitable kitchen leadership.

  • Tavel Bristol-Joseph (2020 F&W BNC) – Partner, Pastry Chef, and Director of Hospitality for Emmer & Rye Hospitality Group; Esquire Pastry Chef of the Year (2024); Michelin and Green Star recognition.

  • George Mendes (2011 F&W BNC) – Culinary Institute of America graduate; modern Portuguese cuisine expert; former Michelin-starred chef; author and TV personality.

  • Lawrence “LT” Smith (2024 F&W BNC) – Founder of Chilte in Phoenix; award-winning chef blending Southwestern, Mexican, Black, and Midwestern traditions; James Beard semifinalist (2025).

For full details on Oceania Allura’s 2026 itineraries, visit OceaniaCruises.com.

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Emerald Cruises Launches Emerald Astra

by Julie Bouchner
written by Julie Bouchner

The Scenic Group has marked another milestone in river cruising with the float-out of Emerald Astra, the newest Emerald Star-Ship, at its shipyard in Turnu Severin, Romania, on September 30, 2025.

Set to redefine modern river cruising, Emerald Astra will feature a fresh design, innovative amenities, and elevated comforts throughout. Guests can expect art installations in collaboration with leading European galleries and luxury design partnerships with Missoni and Freifrau. Suites and staterooms will feature ESPA toiletries, premium European linens, and select Missoni furnishings.

Among the ship’s firsts are complimentary guest laundry facilities—soon to be added across the European fleet—and a redesigned Sun Deck with new furniture and open-air spaces that maximize views. Following Emerald Astra’s debut, Emerald Lumi will join the fleet on the River Seine in 2027, continuing this new design direction.

Fleetwide Enhancements

Scenic Group continues to update its fleets each season to maintain a modern onboard experience. Upcoming upgrades for Scenic Space-Ships include refreshed suite designs, premium bedding, and enhanced top-deck areas. Across the Emerald Cruises river fleet, updates extend to pool areas and continued collaborations with Missoni and Freifrau—ensuring the refined aesthetic of Emerald Astra carries throughout the brand.

Toni Day named Godmother

Ahead of her inaugural Danube sailing in May 2026, Emerald Cruises has named respected U.S. first responder and travel advisor Toni Day as Godmother of Emerald Astra. The christening ceremony will take place in Amsterdam in May 2026, marking a key moment in Scenic Group’s continued expansion.

“Toni embodies the passion, dedication, and resilience that define the very best of the travel industry,” said Ken Muskat, President, Scenic Group USA/LATAM. “Her service as a first responder and her leadership as a travel adviser have touched countless lives. We are deeply honoured to welcome her as Godmother of Emerald Astra and to celebrate her as part of the Scenic Group family.”

MORE ABOUT DAY

Before launching her travel career, Toni spent more than 25 years with the New York City Fire Department, rising to the rank of EMS Deputy Chief. She served at Ground Zero during the Rescue and Recovery phase following the September 11 attacks—an experience that continues to inspire her commitment to service and community.

In 2004, she founded Toni Tours, Inc., a boutique agency specializing in luxury ocean and river cruises. Over four decades, she has become one of Scenic Group’s top global sellers, creating her signature “Adventures with Toni Tours” journeys and visiting over 120 countries. Toni is a Special Event Coordinator for the North Florida ASTA Chapter and has earned honors including ASTA’s Barbara O’Hara Advocacy Award and Nexion’s Circle of Excellence for three consecutive years.

“It is an incredible honour to be named Godmother of Emerald Astra, especially since Astra is a word of Latin and Greek origin meaning stars. Throughout my life, I’ve always believed in reaching for the stars, whether serving my community or helping travellers discover the world,” said Toni. “Emerald Astra represents that same spirit of resilience, hope and adventure, and I am truly honoured to be named her Godmother.”

For more information, visit www.emeraldcruises.co.uk/yacht.

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Holland America Line Launches First Ever Lipstick Blending Bar at Sea

by Julie Bouchner
written by Julie Bouchner

Holland America Line is bringing beauty at sea to a whole new level with Blend Bar — the first-ever lipstick blending bar at sea. Guests can play, mix, and design their perfect shade, then take home a wearable souvenir of their cruise.

Blend Bar features more than 30 premium pigments, four finishes, and over 20 signature flavors for a personalized creation. Available for individuals or groups, the experience is located in the ship’s beauty shop. Blend Bar is currently on Nieuw Statendam, Eurodam, Westerdam, Oosterdam, Zuiderdam, Volendam, and Zaandam, with the full fleet rollout set for mid-November.

“Today’s travelers are looking for more than just a vacation — they want exclusive experiences like Blend Bar that feel personal, immersive and meaningful,” said Carole Biencourt, vice president of onboard revenue for Holland America Line. “We’re excited to launch the first lipstick blending bar at sea, where our beauty-loving guests can express themselves and create a unique souvenir of their time on board.”

MORE ABOUT BLEND BAR

At Blend Bar, guests create a signature lipstick or gloss using dozens of blendable pigments. Guided by a beauty consultant, they can mix a unique hue, match a favorite discontinued shade, or design the perfect color to complement an outfit. Each creation is available in four finishes: butter, crème, matte, or gloss.

Guests can further personalize their product by choosing from over 20 flavors and adding frost, shimmer, or iridescent effects. The chosen blend is melted and poured into a lipstick mold or gloss tube, complete with a custom name. Each guest receives their product and a formula card with their selected ingredients for future recreations.

RELATED: Holland America Line Will Debut Alaska-Themed Float in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

Blend Bar products are free from parabens, sulfates, phthalates, and GMOs, and are cruelty-free, gluten-free, and vegan. Pigments include antioxidants and SPF for sun protection.

Priced at $65 for a custom lipstick or liquid matte and $60 for lip gloss, Blend Bar offers a unique way to celebrate special moments or indulge in personal luxury at sea.

For details, contact a travel advisor, call 1-877-SAIL HAL (877-724-5425), or visit hollandamerica.com.

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Explora Journeys Opens F1 Paddock Club™ VIP for Monaco Grand Prix 2026

by Porthole Cruise and Travel
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Explora Journeys, the luxury ocean travel brand of the MSC Group, has opened sales for the F1 Paddock Club™ VIP Hospitality experience for guests reserving a suite aboard EXPLORA I during the 2026 Formula 1® Grand Prix de Monaco.

Docked in Monte Carlo’s Port Hercule, EXPLORA I offers a prime view of the event. Guests combine race weekend excitement with the comfort of luxury ocean travel, including exclusive access to the F1 Paddock Club™.

The experience includes gourmet dining, live entertainment, and opportunities to meet drivers and personalities. Guests also enjoy the Aramco Formula 1® Pit Lane Walk, driver appearances, and paddock tours. Additional offerings include curated entertainment, DJ sets, cultural experiences, and digital activations.

RELATED: Explora Journeys Launches Early Fall Mediterranean Cruises

Suites offer sea views or Monte Carlo vistas. This package blends Formula 1® excitement with luxury travel for an unparalleled Monaco Grand Prix weekend.

Reservations are available through the Explora Experience Centre or your preferred travel advisor.

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