CTN March / April 2026
As global conflicts once again unsettle travellers and test consumer confidence, the value of a trusted travel agent has never been clearer. In moments like these, when travellers look for reassurance and a calming voice, it’s the trade that steps…
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In the latest edition of our Question Time series, travel consultant apprentice for Ocean World Travel, Emily Babey asks the experts which destinations she should champion in 2026 to entice new customers The number of destinations cruise lines can reach...
Sponsored by Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines What would you rather: spending a week in the cold, dreary December rain in the UK or swapping it out for a seven-night fun-filled fiesta in the Canary Islands? Well, Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines...
Sponsored by Crystal Crystal is ushering in a new era of ultra-luxury cruising – and for travel agents, the opportunities are significant With key construction milestones now confirmed for its first new-build in 25 years, Crystal Grace, Crystal is building...
The UK government is placing stricter regulations on the emissions cruise ships produce while in port, but with limited shore power infrastructure in place, is the policy accelerating decarbonisation or undermining cruise’s competitiveness? From July 2026, the UK government will...
Sponsored by Norwegian Cruise Line With demand for European cruising showing no signs of slowing, now is the time for agents to lock in sales not just for 2026, but for those customers already looking ahead to 2027 Norwegian Cruise...
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Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has appointed Rebecca Argent as specialist sales account manager Argent joins having previously held positions at Cruise118 and Travelpack, the experience of which will "support her in delivering tailored account management, training and support to the...
Princess Cruises has placed an order for three next-generation ships which will be the largest in its fleet The Voyager class vessels will have capacity for 4,700 passengers, against the 4,300 guest capacity in its Sphere class, and are slated...
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