AmaWaterways has released the first images of its newest Nile river ship, AmaNubia, ahead of the vessel’s scheduled debut in November 2026, including optional overland pre- and post-cruise visits to Dubai.
Norwegian Cruise Line has cancelled the farewell voyage of Norwegian Sky as continued security concerns in the Middle East prompt further changes to cruise deployments in the region.
Cruise Saudi, the parent company of AROYA Cruises, has launched the third edition of its AROYA Cruises Ambassador Program.
Royal Caribbean Group said the ongoing conflict in the Middle East between the US and Iran has softened demand for some European cruises this summer.
AROYA Cruises has renewed its sponsorship agreement with Al Nassr FC for the 2026/27 season, extending a partnership that links Saudi Arabia’s first cruise line with one of the Kingdom’s most recognisable […]
Aman at Sea, a luxury cruise line launched by Cruise Saudi in partnership with hospitality group Aman, has reached a major construction milestone with the float out of its first cruise ship, […]
Century Cruises will enter Egypt’s growing river cruise market in 2027 with two Nile itineraries aboard Sunrise Terramar.
AIDA Cruises has revealed its replacement winter programme after cancelling its 2027/28 Middle East season.
Having launched the Arab world’s first homegrown cruise line and opened five cruise gateways across Saudi Arabia, Cruise Saudi is entering its next phase of growth.
DP World is exploring a new port in Fujairah to provide an alternative gateway beyond the Strait of Hormuz.
Dubai will no longer feature on Norwegian Sky’s farewell voyage after Norwegian Cruise Line revised the ship’s final itinerary ahead of its transfer to Cordelia Cruises.
Royal Caribbean Group expects cruise bookings to recover quickly following disruption caused by the recent Middle East conflict, with demand already showing signs of improvement.
The outlook for the 2027/28 Arabian Gulf cruise season remains uncertain, with two cruise lines cancelling deployments while others continue to back the region or have yet to confirm their plans.
AROYA Cruises has highlighted the Saudi-inspired design and artwork featured throughout its flagship vessel.
Dnata Travel Group has expanded its cruise leadership structure across the Middle East and Asia.
AIDA Cruises has cancelled its planned Middle East deployment for winter 2027/28.
Amangati, the first vessel in the Aman at Sea fleet, will make its Caribbean debut in late 2027 following its inaugural Mediterranean season.
AROYA Cruises has launched its first Greek Islands itinerary of the 2026 Mediterranean season.
Alexandria Port in Egypt welcomed more than 4,300 passengers and crew across two cruise calls in June.
Aman at Sea is exploring the possibility of including Madeira in future itineraries.
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