Oceania Cruises has revamped its 2024 Mediterranean schedule to replace ports of call in Israel, Egypt, and Jordan with other options. The 42 revised itineraries range from 10 to 58 days.

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.

Oceania Cruises is offering more than 100 sailings in the Caribbean and Tahiti in 2024 and 2025, charting lesser-known coastlines and taking travellers to boutique ports and off-the-beaten-track islands thanks to the line’s small, luxurious ships. Caribbean season highlights include Castries on the island of St. Lucia; Puerto Limon in Costa Rica; Gatun Lake in Panama; and Colombia’s magnificent colonial city of Cartagena. Meanwhile, the must-sees in French Polynesia include vibrant Papeete, the paradise island of Nuku Hiva, and Bora Bora – the most romantic island in the world.

Oceania Cruises has detailed its lineup of immersive experiences across the Mediterranean in 2024. Sailing from cities including Rome, Barcelona, Lisbon, Athens and London, the selection of voyages aboard Marina, Riviera, Sirena and Oceania Cruises’ new ship, Vista, is ideal for travellers who wish to delve into this region’s rich history and ancient cultures, cuisine and traditions. Sailings range from seven days to a 59-day Grand Voyage from Miami to Rome.

Updated cruise schedules from ports around Australia suggest a number of high-end new and debut ship appearances down under are on the cards for the 2025/26 cruise season. According to Sydney and Darwin port authorities, new ships operated by Oceania Cruises, Virgin Voyages, along with PONANT/Paul Gauguin Cruises are in the mix.

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 will implement its new ‘simply MORE’ included offering for all new bookings beginning 1 July 2023. The new “all in” pricing was revealed last month by Frank A. Del Rio, President of Oceania Cruises aboard the upper-premium cruise line’s new ship, Vista.

Oceania Cruises’ new extensive wine collection features wines from the most well-known wine regions of the world with exclusive Sommelier-led programmes on its newest vessel, Vista

Oceania Cruises is eyeing new ways to keep its solo travellers entertained while sailing the seven seas.

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 celebrated the launch of its first new ship in over a decade in Valletta, Malta on Monday evening, with the christening ceremony of Vista.

Top-level executives at Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd (NCLH) and Oceania Cruises have flagged their shock at the rate of rebound in cruise bookings following the pandemic.