Oceania Cruises is boosting its appeal for single travellers, revealing plans to introduce solo staterooms across its four existing ships later this year.

Oceania Cruises has set a new single-day booking record, smashing the previous mark by nearly 12%, and welcoming a new wave of first-time brand guests. The majority of reservations were made via travel advisors.

Oceania Cruises has unveiled its highly anticipated 2024 Around the World in 180 Days itinerary, in addition to four Grand Voyages of 72- to 82-days duration. Offered aboard the 684-passenger Insignia, the six-month voyage will visit 96 destinations in 34 countries, departing Los Angeles for New York on 14 January.

Oceania Cruises is launching its Exclusive Upgrade Sale from 17 – 23 February, for bookings on select itineraries in 2022 and 2023. Guests will be able to enjoy a four-category stateroom upgrade at no additional cost, when booking one of the 38 destination-immersive sailings traversing the Mediterranean, Baltic, Northern Europe and the French Riviera, as well as throughout the Caribbean and Alaska.

Oceania Cruises has revamped its Marketing Portal, providing travel partners with access to a more user-friendly and dynamic platform. The new and improved online portal offers an extensive array of branded assets, campaign toolkits, a digital voyage calendar, and flyers and emails that can easily be personalised with associated partners’ logos and contact details.

Oceania Cruises has opened its recently unveiled 2023 Europe and North America Collection of voyages for sale to the general public. Featuring seven ships sailing 179 itineraries, which call on more than 260 ports, this new collection is the line’s most expansive and diverse offering to date.

Oceania Cruises’ Exclusive Upgrade Sale is running between 3-8 September 2021 for bookings on select itineraries between February and July 2022. Guests can now enjoy a four-category stateroom upgrade at no additional cost, when booking one of the 20 sailings exploring close to home gems in the South Pacific, as well as enticing locales throughout Europe.

Oceania Cruises welcomed its first guests back onboard for the first time in 524 days last weekend. Marina is the first of Oceania Cruises’ ships to resume sailing and is also the very first cruise ship to sail from the port of Copenhagen since 2019.

Oceania Cruises has unveiled 16 new Europe and Tahiti voyages for early 2022 aboard Regatta and Nautica as part of the cruise line’s refreshed program.

Oceania Cruises will resume cruise operations with three additional ships, Riviera, Insignia and Sirena, between October 2021 and January 2022.

Oceania Cruises set a new benchmark for itself, achieving an all-time record number of bookings in a single-day on 3 March 2021 when its 2022/2023 Tropics & Exotics Collection went on sale to the public.

After an initial preview period, Oceania Cruises is now accepting reservations for its newly-released 2022/2023 Tropics and Exotics itineraries.