9 HOLLAND AMERICA LINE The brand’s 2024 Canada and New England season will feature 29 sailings that range from weeklong getaways to longer journeys that either depart or end in Boston, Massachusetts. One extended roundtrip Boston itinerary also stretches up to Iceland and Greenland. P&O CRUISES (AUSTRALIA) In 2023, P&O Cruises marked 90 years of sailing in Australia. In the 2024-2025 season, its three ships will offer 157 sailings calling at 46 destinations across Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific Islands. P&O CRUISES (UK) The UK-based brand’s new series of holidays for summer 2024 will include popular island itineraries to destinations like Ibiza in Spain and Mykonos in Greece, as well as voyages to the Norwegian fjords, short breaks to Amsterdam in the Netherlands, and more. Highlights will include extended time in many destinations for new tailored shore experiences. PRINCESS CRUISES In summer 2024, Princess Cruises will celebrate 55 years of Alaska sailings by basing seven ships in the region to provide a total of 158 departures of 14 unique itineraries from four different homeports. In total, the ships will visit 17 Alaskan destinations and make 86 visits to Glacier Bay National Park. SEABOURN New ship Seabourn Pursuit will sail Seabourn’s first expedition cruises in The Kimberley in Australia between June and August 2024. It will also visit Papua New Guinea, West Papua, Indonesia and the South Pacific. Another highlight will be Seabourn Sojourn’s 90-day ‘Grand Africa Voyage’ from Barcelona, Spain, to 44 marquee and lesserknown ports in 26 countries. Clockwise from the top, Princess Cruises will make 86 visits to Alaska’s Glacier Bay National Park, Holland America Line will head to Iceland, and Seabourn Pursuit will sail Seabourn’s first cruises in The Kimberley in Australia Photo: Holland America Line Photo: Scott Martin Photo: Princess Cruises
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