Celebrity Cruises has announced its cruise program for the years 2028 and 2029, which features an extended list of itineraries that include all seven continents. This new deployment aims to establish a stronger presence in Europe, introduce new seasonal voyages, and provide new opportunities for travelers to discover pristine environments, cultural sites, and famous seaside locations.
The cruise line will be enhancing its European service with four Edge Series ships being dispatched to operate in the region for the first time ever. The new program also includes new port locations, longer stops in selected destinations, and broader itineraries in Alaska, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, South America, and Antarctica.
Travelers planning their future cruises will have a wide range of itineraries with numerous cities and areas of great natural significance to choose from.
Celebrity Cruises is going to be very successful in Europe as it is set to embark on its largest operations in Europe so far.
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Four Edge Class cruise ships have been assigned to travel through Europe. These vessels include Celebrity Beyond, Celebrity Xcel, Celebrity Ascent, and Celebrity Apex. The cruise will take to view multiple sites throughout Northern Europe and the Mediterranean.
Celebrity Beyond will go back to Europe with new features after renovation. The ship will now have additional services outdoors, including zones for eating and having fun.
The cruise will last 7 to 14 days and will be taking passengers to the destinations of Iceland, Norway, and Denmark. Travelers will get a chance to see all the cities in Iceland — Reykjavik, Akureyri, and Seydisfjordur, as well as enjoy the fjords of Norway.
Celebrity Apex will make cruises to Northern Europe, especially Scandinavia. Thus, the ship will sail to Oslo, Stockholm, Tallinn, Helsinki, and Copenhagen. Furthermore, it will also cover Britain, flying to Galway.
Cruises in the Mediterranean cover destinations in Italy, France, Spain, Morocco, Portugal, Greece, and Turkey. Celebrity Infinity will start its trips to Egypt soon by taking voyages to Alexandria.
Celebrity Cruises is set to enhance its North American coastal cruising operations with the addition of more trips to Alaska and Hawaii.
The Celebrity Edge will return for another Alaska cruise season, offering travelers access to glaciers, wildlife habitats, and stunning coastline views. The Celebrity Equinox will debut in Alaska with a series of seven-night open-jaw cruises between Vancouver and Seward.
Passengers will also be able to extend their Alaska trips by taking land-based cruise tours that include the cities of Anchorage, Talkeetna, and Denali. In this way, travelers have the chance to combine coastal cruises with exploration of the interior.
For those who prefer warmer destinations, the Celebrity Equinox will be offering round-trip cruises to Hawaii starting from Los Angeles.
Japan will receive greater attention in the 2028 programme as Celebrity Solstice begins its first full Japan season.
The ship will operate between April and October 2028, allowing travellers to experience Tokyo, Mount Fuji, Kyoto and Aomori. The schedule also includes opportunities to explore Japan during major cultural events such as Golden Week and Gion Matsuri.
Celebrity Millennium will add seasonal voyages focused on Japan’s cherry blossom period and autumn foliage season.
Across Southeast Asia, winter voyages will connect travellers with Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and China. Longer stays in major destinations including Bangkok, Phuket, Hong Kong, Bali and Hanoi will give visitors more time for cultural experiences, sightseeing and local exploration.
Celebrity Cruises will continue expanding long-haul travel experiences with Australia, New Zealand, South America and Antarctica itineraries.
Celebrity Edge and Celebrity Solstice will operate 23 sailings from Sydney and Auckland, offering journeys ranging from short escapes to extended 14-night voyages.
The routes will showcase Australia’s coastal cities, wine regions and natural attractions alongside New Zealand’s fjords and landscapes.
In South America, Celebrity Equinox will operate extended voyages covering Chile, Argentina, Uruguay and Antarctica. The itineraries will feature Patagonia, the Chilean fjords, Iguazu Falls and Antarctic waters.
Travellers can experience wildlife encounters, glaciers, national parks and regional cuisine during these expedition-style cruise holidays.
Travelers who want to partake in these journeys should prepare in advance because famous locations such as Japan, Norway, Alaska, and Antarctica receive a lot of bookings.
Travelers also need to compare the length of itineraries, ports of departure, and conditions in the chosen seasons before booking, since northern European cruises feature breathtaking sceneries while Antarctic flights depend heavily on seasonal routes.
Additionally, travelers should pay attention to visa requirements, insurance policies, and rules for entering each place on their cruise path.
Celebrity cruise lines will begin accepting reservations in phases, starting from summer 2028 sailings for Japan. Reservations for cruises to Europe, Bermuda, Canada, and New England can be done beginning from 25 August 2026, while those for Alaska, Hawaii, and countries in South America may be done starting from 1 September 2026 and for Australia as well as winter Asian cruises starting from 29 September 2026.
The development signifies that the cruise tourism industry continues to grow as travelers prefer multiple cruise trips over which they can enjoy luxurious, cultural, and nature-related experiences.
SOURCE: Celebrity Cruises
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