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Oceania Cruises has unveiled its first annual ‘Culinary Masters’ Cruise’ aboard Marina in October 2024.

Oceania Cruises grabbed the spotlight at the 2024 Good Food Guide Awards for NSW, ACT which were announced in Sydney last night. Oceania Cruises is a co-presenting partner, and this was the second successive year the cruise line had thrown its support behind the event.

The cruise line hosted media and industry professionals at an intimate lunch to experience the culinary concepts onboard Allura.

Oceania Cruises has revealed the inaugural season sailings for Allura, its newest ship, due to join the fleet in winter 2025. The 26 Inaugural Season sailings span over 92 destinations on various seven- to 34-day voyages and will open for sale on 14 September 2023. The new build will boast standard staterooms measuring 27 square metres, larger than many entry-level suites on some ultra-luxury cruise lines.

Oceania Cruises’ new simply MORE offering – which replaces the more than 10-year-old OLife Choice promotion – will be an easier sell for advisors, says the cruise line Vice President Sales & General Manager Asia Pacific, Jason Worth.

Oceania Cruises’ compelling new high-end ship, Vista, sits in a league of its own, suggests the cruise brand’s Head of Sales, Nikki F Upshaw.

Oceania Cruises has confirmed the name of its second Allura Class ship as Allura. The 1,200-guest vessel – a sister ship to Vista that premieres this May – will be the cruise line’s eighth vessel and will debut in 2025.