Azamara

Azamara Cruises has outlined plans for its highly anticipated return to the breathtaking landscapes and rugged wilderness of Alaska in the summer of 2026. After a seven-year hiatus, Azamara Cruises will once again offer its signature, intimate voyages to one of the world's most unspoiled destinations.

Azamara Cruises has introduced a revamped global reservation system aimed at enhancing the booking experience for travel advisors. The new system, branded as…

Following a highly successful 2023/24 season Down Under, Azamara Cruises is returning to Australia and New Zealand with two ships for a summer of eight…

The International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO) has confirmed that Azamara, Viking and family owned and sailed polar expedition operator, Tecla Sailing, have been promoted from Provisional Operators to fully fledged IAATO Operators for the upcoming 2024/25 season.

Azamara Cruises has confirmed significant growth and expansion of its Australian contact centre. The contact centre has demonstrated recent impressive growth,…

Azamara Cruises has revealed a number of key new appointments to its executive team leading the company in its next phase of growth. These new appointments come…

Azamara Cruises’ new CEO will evaluate new-build ships or acquisitions in order to further raise the profile of the boutique cruise line. Speaking exclusively with LATTE this morning from Miami, Dondra Ritzenthaler says Azamara’s parent company, Sycamore Partners, remains very much receptive to the brand’s expansion.

Azamara Cruises has commenced a new era as Dondra Ritzenthaler officially commenced in the position of Chief Executive Officer. The former Celebrity Cruises…

Azamara Cruises has released its 2025 & 2026 winter sailings, visiting eight maiden ports and less frequented destinations only accessible to smaller ships.…

Azamara Onward, the newest vessel in Azamara's fleet of four sister-ships and currently undertaking its 2024 World Cruise, successfully visited Pitcairn Island in the past few days, marking the first time the cruise line had brought guests ashore on the remote island in the Pacific.