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Hapag-Lloyd Cruises has unveiled a preview of its 2023/24 program which includes a collection of voyages in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific aboard two ships.

German ultra-luxury cruise line, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, will begin welcoming international guests back on board two of its ships from January 2022.

Hapag-Lloyd Cruises is accepting non-binding and free of charge pre-bookings for its 2022/2023 global programs.

Hapag-Lloyd Cruises will recommence sailing next week, with a heavily reduced passenger count and extensive hygiene and preventive measures. The service reboot begins with a series of five-day voyages from Germany to Scandinavia and eight-day cruises to the Norwegian Fjords and Baltic Sea.

The TUI Group has completed the sale of its subsidiary Hapag-Lloyd Cruises to TUI Cruises after agreeing to the sale in February this year.

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German luxury cruise operator Hapag-Lloyd Cruises will be a prime beneficiary of a renewed focus on the premium market by the TUI Group and its partner Royal Caribbean Cruises. The businesses have confirmed plans to ramp up their luxury, expedition and premium cruise segments as part of a strategy to lure new audiences to luxury cruise products.

Karl J. Pojer, CEO of Hapag-Lloyd Cruises and Chairman of the CLIA Deutschland Leadership Council, received the Special Award, which recognises those who have…

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Hagag-Lloyd Cruises overnight released its 2020/21 program for EUROPA 2. The season will see the return of the ultra-luxury vessel to Australian waters in January 2021 - part of the vessel's two-year rotation between Oceania and South America - with a cruise between Melbourne and Bali scheduled for departure on 6 January.