Over 200,000 people will travel as part of a family group across the cruise line’s fleet
Three ships will be homeport in UK, while line's two newest vessels will be based elsewhere in Europe
Brand’s first LNG-powered ship starts to take shape in Germany in preparation for May 2020 debut
Vessel to be renovated and renamed after moving from Princess Cruises to new fleet in 2020
First of its kind entertainment venue created by Partner Ship Design and Eckersley O'Callaghan
Princess ship to join sister brand as part of parent company’s plan to refresh its fleet
Enhancements will be rolled out across the fleet to improve the overall guest experience
Over 30,000 people entered the competition to name the ship, which will join the fleet in May 2020
New features include two exhaust gas cleaning systems and a repainted hull
New features will include an outdoor barefoot lawn bowling green and updated dining venues
Ship to be transferred to a new operator to make way for larger Golden Princess as part of a fleet refresh
Vessel will have onboard venues and amenities tailored towards adults after her March 2019 refit
Items such as straws, water bottles and excess food packaging will be removed from ships
P&O Cruises’ Arcadia and Oceana will undegro multi-million pound refits this November
Free Commercial Drivers Club gives drivers access to refreshments, cabins and discounts
Marine interiors firm upgrades public areas onboard Pacific Explorer, Pacific Dawn and Pacific Eden
P&O Cruises’ ship will be based in Auckland for the next two months
First fully prefabricated cabins will be installed on Crystal Cruises and Star Cruises vessels
Ship will sail 10 roundtrips from the Australian port, embarking more than 14,000 passengers
Firm will equip the ship with new power electronics controllers on the four propulsion drives