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A lower funnel that opens up more ports, a larger casino and new Norfolk itineraries to Bermuda, the Bahamas, the Caribbean and Canada: Carnival Freedom is back after 35 days in dry dock in Marseille.

An Encanto musical, a Frozen dinner with Oaken and his family, a Zootopia entertainment area and a two-storey suite inside the funnel: Disney Cruise Line has revealed what its fourth Wish-class ship will offer. Bookings open on 19 October.

Royal Caribbean Group and MSC Cruises have started building a shared cruise terminal in Naha, Okinawa. It is due to open in March 2028 and will be able to receive larger ships on Asian itineraries.

Three new productions in the World Theatre, an orchestral show in the Panorama Lounge and 33 musicians on board: this is what MSC World Asia will offer when she starts sailing in the Mediterranean in December.

Disney Cruise Line has added San Diego as a new departure port, offering West Coast itineraries with the Disney Wonder and the Disney Magic through spring 2028.

What if this Christmas you traded the fireplace for a pool deck, and the countdown at home for a party at sea? Sunshine, onboard entertainment and a new port every morning: here are December 2026 departures across the Mediterranean and the Caribbean to book your holiday cruise.

The cruise line will debut a multi-level superyacht-inspired structure at the Miami International Autodrome to offer premium hospitality during the race weekend.

The cruise company has expanded its partnership with the Meyer Turku shipyard to deliver two additional Icon Class vessels by 2029 and 2030.

The 6,000-guest vessel will debut in 2028, operating alongside the Carnival Jubilee to strengthen the company’s year-round operations from Texas.

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Final chapter of our first trip to Japan on a cruise

From Ginza’s luxury to Asakusa’s tradition, passing through Akihabara’s otaku universe.

We visited the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Centre in Shizuoka.

A combination of history, shopping, and marine life in Japan’s fourth-largest city during our cruise stop

Our experience in Osaka, the third most populous city in Japan, after Tokyo and Yokohama, and is known as “Japan’s kitchen”.

We visit Fushimi Inari-Taisha, Japan’s oldest Shinto shrine known for its thousands of torii gates, and the charming Geisha district of Gion.

We explore the historic Kochi Castle, one of the few remaining original castles with its main tower intact.

Join us as we share our memorable journey and the beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring the iconic Ootorii Gate.

From the views of the active Sakurajima volcano to the beautiful Sengan-en Gardens, and the transportation challenges to return back to the ship.