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. So Queen Mary 2 and Queen Victoria are gaining extra cabins and are being refurbished. Malcolm See my controversial review of Queen Victoria – HERE

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Last chance to secure your 2027 cruise from Portsmouth with just a £25pp deposit. Choose from four 2027 sailings and secure your cabin before the offer ends 31 August. Better still, you can enjoy FREE onboard credit, use eligible promotional codes and continue collecting Nectar points when you book direct. Don’t miss your chance – […]

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The UK has some of the most expensive domestic energy in the world. Personally I’m paying twice the amount for energy, than I was just a few years back. Energy prices are rising again from 1st October 2026, making energy costs 9% more expensive than last winter. (Analysts predict another price hike in early 2027). […]

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Disney Cruise Line revealed the first details and images of its new ship class, which will be built at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany. With deliveries scheduled for 2029 and 2030, the series of newbuilds will initially include three 105,000-ton vessels. Rendering of the ships, which will feature a look similar to Wish-class vessels. […]

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NCL’s ‘Norwegian Star’ is moored at anchor today, in the Firth of Fourth (a major tidal estuary on the east coast of Scotland) near Leith. This is the tender port for Newhaven, Edinburgh, Scotland. The ship’s bow, in the top right hand side of the image is the Royal Yacht Britannia. This is the retired […]

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