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Oceania Cruises announces its New Year Sale offering enhanced value on over 100 global voyages in 2025-2026. From December 11, 2024, through January 31, 2025, bookings will include up to a four-category stateroom upgrade plus choice of one amenity: free/reduced air, premium drinks package, or shipboard credit up to $1,000 per stateroom. The offer covers 105 sailings (79 in 2025, 26 in 2026) with added value up to $5,700.

The sale features voyages ranging from 6 to 30 days across destinations including Mediterranean, South America, Alaska, Caribbean, Northern Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. All cruises include the Your World Included™ amenities: complimentary specialty dining, unlimited Starlink WiFi, shipboard gratuities, and additional perks.

Oceania Cruises has completed the installation of Starlink satellite internet across its entire fleet of eight luxury ships, offering high-speed, unlimited WiFi included in the cruise fare. The service provides enhanced connectivity through advanced low earth orbit satellites, improving capacity, speed, and reliability of onboard internet.

This upgrade is part of Oceania's Your World Included™ brand promise, which provides complimentary amenities including unlimited WiFi (one login per stateroom), specialty dining, beverages, in-room dining, laundry services, group fitness classes, and shipboard gratuities. Additional logins and streaming upgrades are available for purchase.

Oceania Cruises has completed the installation of Starlink satellite internet across its entire fleet of eight luxury ships, offering high-speed, unlimited WiFi included in the cruise fare. The service provides two complimentary logins per stateroom, with options to purchase additional logins and streaming upgrades.

This enhancement is part of Oceania's Your World Included™ brand promise, which features comprehensive amenities including world-class dining at specialty restaurants, complimentary beverages, in-room dining, laundry services, group fitness classes, and shipboard gratuities. The Starlink system, utilizing advanced low earth orbit satellites, aims to improve internet capacity, speed, and reliability for guests during their voyages.

Oceania Cruises marks 15 years of The Culinary Center, the world's first hands-on cooking school at sea, introducing new classes for 2025. The center, available on four ships - Marina, Riviera, Vista, and the upcoming Allura, features over 60 classes in custom-built teaching kitchens. New course offerings spotlight cuisines from the Pacific Northwest, Polynesia, and Australia.

Led by Chef Kathryn Kelly, Director of Culinary Enrichment, the program includes Culinary Discovery Tours in over 40 destinations worldwide. The center's 11 Chef Instructors bring diverse expertise from prestigious institutions like The Culinary Institute of America and Le Cordon Bleu. New 2025 classes include Culinary Northwest Passage, Down Under Abundance, It's a Dessert Party, South Seas Salt Life, and Snow Days Brunch.

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has announced Emmy Award-winning actor Eric Stonestreet as the godfather of their newest ship, Norwegian Aqua, launching in April 2025. The ship will feature first-at-sea experiences including the world's first hybrid waterslide and rollercoaster, a clay sauna, and NCL's first Thai restaurant. The vessel will offer seven-day Caribbean itineraries from Port Canaveral, followed by Bermuda voyages from New York City and Eastern Caribbean routes from Miami. As part of the Prima Plus Class, Norwegian Aqua will include the Aqua Slidecoaster, a high-tech digital sports complex, and NCL's first Three-Bedroom Duplex suites within The Haven.

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has unveiled over 400 new voyages for its fall-winter 2026/27 season during its Black Friday Sale, offering 50% off all published sailings. The new deployment includes sailings across 11 regions from 20 departure ports, visiting nearly 100 destinations in 38 countries. The company introduced its More At Sea™ promotion, featuring enhanced amenities like 45% more premium spirit brands and additional specialty dining options. The deployment highlights include expanded Caribbean voyages from 10 U.S. ports, Mexican Riviera adventures from Los Angeles, Asian itineraries from multiple ports, and Australian wine region cruises. NCL's newest vessels, including Norwegian Prima, Viva, Aqua, and Luna, will offer weekend turnarounds with visits to private destinations.

Oceania Cruises has launched its Best-Ever Black Friday Sale, offering up to a four-category stateroom upgrade and additional amenities worth up to $5,500 per stateroom. The promotion runs from November 15 to December 10, 2024, covering over 90 global voyages in 2025 and 2026. Guests can choose between a premium drink package, shipboard credit up to $1,000, or free/reduced airfare. The offer includes destinations like Alaska, Tahiti, Africa, Nordic regions, and European cities. All bookings include complimentary specialty dining, unlimited Starlink WiFi, gratuities, and laundry services.

Oceania Cruises has unveiled over 60 new itineraries for 2026, available for booking from November 13, 2024. The voyages span the Caribbean, Asia, Africa, Mediterranean, and Northern Europe, aboard three 670-guest ships: Nautica, Regatta, and Sirena.

Highlights include a seven-day Caribbean cruise from Miami and a 69-day journey from Istanbul to Singapore. The ships' small size allows access to exclusive ports like Tortola, Bozcaada, Maputo, and Karlskrona. They also spend 30-50% more time in each port compared to premium lines, offering extensive shore excursions.

Oceania Cruises emphasizes luxury with personalized service, plush accommodations, and gourmet dining. Amenities include free specialty coffees, Starlink WiFi, fitness classes, and more, ensuring a value-packed experience.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings reported strong Q3 2024 results with record revenue of $2.8 billion, up 11% year-over-year. GAAP net income increased 37% to $474.9 million, with EPS rising 34% to $0.95. Adjusted EBITDA grew 24% to a record $931.0 million. The company raised its full-year guidance for the fourth time, projecting Adjusted EBITDA of approximately $2.425 billion and Adjusted EPS of $1.65. Strong demand across all brands and itineraries led to Net Yield growth of 8.7%. Total debt stood at $13.4 billion with Net Leverage at 5.58x, showing a ~1.75x reduction from December 2023.