Expedition Cruising Grows Up: Smaller Ships, Warmer Waters and a New Sense of Purpose
Expedition cruising is evolving: warm-water routes, solar-sailed ships, fly-over Drake Passage trips and citiz...
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AE Expeditions Turns 35: From Two Sydney Adventurers to a Three-Ship Polar Fleet
AE Expeditions marks 35 years from its 1991 Sydney founding to a three-ship polar fleet, pioneering Antarctic...
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New Greek Boutique Cruise Line Blue Zephyr Sets Sail in the Aegean
New Greek line Blue Zephyr Cruises launches 100-passenger boutique sailings from Lavrio to the Cyclades, Ikari...
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Azamara Pours US$80 Million Into Its Fleet — And Plots a Sydney World Cruise for 2029
Azamara is spending US$80m refurbishing its fleet, with Azamara Quest first in dry dock — plus a 139-night Syd...
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