Important Topics To Know Aurora Expeditions is embarking on an inspiring new chapter with its inaugural small ship cruising season, expanding its reach to 26 countries across all seven continents. At the heart of this expansion is the Douglas Mawson, Read More …
The expedition cruise industry is reaching historic milestones as advanced vessels push further into the most remote regions of Antarctica. Recently, the Seabourn Venture achieved a company record by sailing to 70 degrees south, allowing guests to disembark onto the Read More …
Seabourn has officially announced the conclusion of its submarine excursion program, effective at the end of the current Antarctic season in March 2026. This decision affects the line’s ultra-luxury expedition vessels, specifically the Seabourn Pursuit and Seabourn Venture, which were Read More …
Road Scholar, the world leader in educational travel for older adults, has identified several key shifts in traveler behavior as it approaches 2026. One of the most significant developments is the rise of slower-paced travel. As the baby boomer generation Read More …
The reintroduction of 158 giant tortoises to Floreana Island in the Galápagos, marks a significant milestone for the Floreana Ecological Restoration Project. This event occurs more than a century after the local extinction of the species on the island. The Read More …
Silversea has announced a comprehensive revitalization program for the Silver Spirit, scheduled for completion in May 2026. This project aims to align the vessel with the brand’s Muse-class standards by introducing several experiential and structural upgrades. A primary focus of Read More …
Expedition travel has transitioned from a niche pursuit for researchers into a sophisticated sector focused on active discovery and personal transformation. National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions, which pioneered the industry 60 years ago, continues to lead a movement that replaces passive sightseeing Read More …
National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions is celebrating a monumental milestone, marking sixty years since Lars-Eric Lindblad pioneered modern expedition travel. On January 23, 1966, Lindblad led the first-ever group of non-scientific travelers to Antarctica, forever changing the landscape of global exploration. This Read More …
The U.S. Coast Guard and the crew of the Scenic Eclipse II demonstrated exceptional collaboration during a recent voyage in Antarctica, turning a logistical challenge into a celebratory moment. On January 17, the luxury expedition vessel encountered dense pack ice Read More …