Seabourn has introduced more than a dozen new expedition voyages aboard Seabourn Pursuit for the 2025 season, including two additional dates on its highly-sought after Kimberley itinerary.

Luxury Travel Collection members is designed to cater to the luxury and ultra-luxury traveller within the high-net-worth consumer segment.

Trend reports at Luxury Travel Collection’s Global Luxury Business Leader Soiree reveal a market shift.

Scott Dunn Favours Luxury Travel Collection partnership over Australian B2C launch.

Luxury travel network Virtuoso has officially launched the Virtuoso Cruise Icon program in Australia and New Zealand. As exclusively foreshadowed by LATTE in March, the program has been broadened beyond the USA to new regions, with 29 ‘cruise icons’ named in this region in 2024.

MSC Cruises appears poised to operate its third World Class ship, World Asia, in Australian waters from as early as 2026/2027, as the world’s third largest cruise line looks to expand its global reach into untapped markets. That scenario hinges on MSC Cruises continuing to increase demand in this market for its fly/cruise program, and expanding brand awareness locally, says a senior executive of the company.

The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection has revealed the elevated interior design of Ilma, the latest addition to its ultra-luxury superyacht fleet slated to debut on 2 September 2024 –  a 7-night voyage from Monte Carlo to Rome.

FCTG’s Luxury Travel Collection welcomes delegates on Hayman Island.

HX has unveiled a new Northern Norway itinerary, set to launch in January 2026 at the peak of the aurora season: “Ultimate Norway – Arctic Expedition Under the Northern Lights”.

Accor has unveiled a new worldwide loyalty and rewards program exclusively for travel agents called HERA, Accor Travel Advisor Program. This new program includes more brands, more features, and more capabilities as well as an enhanced digital experience with easy and efficient online tools for booking, tracking and reviewing activity.

Aeronology has forged a wide-reaching technology and services provider agreement with Virtuoso.

Australian travel agencies have a clear thirst for the United States as the destination regains its popularity despite a struggling Australian dollar and upcoming Presidential election, says Caroline Davidson, President of the Visit USA Australia organisation.