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EVA to retire Boeing 747s in August
EVA Air's Boeing 747-400 aircraft EVA Air's last Boeing 747 aircraft will be retired in August. The 372-seat, three-class aircraft is the largest passenger jet in EVA's fleet, but these aging jets are gradually being replaced by newer, more fuel-efficient models. EVA’s last remaining 747 will take off for the final time on 21 August 2017, on the route between Taipei's Taoyuan International Airport and Hong Kong, marking a major milestone in the airline’s fleet renewal process. These four-engined aircraft have been gradually removed from service in recent months and years, and replaced by EVA's expanding fleet of twin-engined 777-300ERs and Airbus A330-300s. The airline also has outstanding orders for 24 787 Dreamliner aircraft, including 20 787-10s - the largest version of the new fuel-efficient jet. Several other Asian airlines have retired their 747s in recent years, including Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines and Japan Airlines. Boeing has produced a new, more fuel-efficient version of the 747, but it has not proven popular with passenger airlines.
EVA Air to retire Boeing 747s this year
EVA Air's Boeing 747-400 aircraft EVA Air is accelerating the retirement of its Boeing 747 fleet, bringing forward the scheduled date of the final flight from October to August 2017. The Taiwanese carrier currently operates three 747-400 aircraft, which are still the largest in its fleet with a total of 372 seats in three classes. But these are being gradually replaced by new long-haul jets, including the Boeing 777-300ER. As a result, EVA's final 747 flight will operate between Taipei and Shanghai on 20 August. EVA's long-haul fleet renewal programme will continue in the coming years when it starts taking delivery of its new fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft. Like many current and former 747 operators, EVA has decided against buying the new version of the aircraft, the 747-8 Intercontinental.
37 dead as Boeing 747 crashes in Kyrgyzstan
The aircraft was operated by ACT Airlines, a Turkish cargo carrier A large cargo plane crashed in Kyrgyzstan on Monday morning, killing at least 37 people. The incident occurred when the Boeing 747 aircraft, operated by Turkey's ACT Airlines, crashed while landing at Manas airport, 25km north of the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek. The flight had taken off from Hong Kong. The wide-body jet left the end of the runway and crashed into houses in a village located next to the airport. At least 15 buildings are reported to have been destroyed. In a statement, ACT Airlines said the aircraft had crashed for "an unknown reason", but freezing fog was reported at the airport at the time of the incident. Boeing said it was ready send a technical team to Kyrgyzstan, if requested by the investigating authorities.
ANA codeshares with Air Incheon on Freighter Services
All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Air Incheon began codesharing on freighter services operated between Japan and South Korea, effective Sep. 15, 2025. Under the codeshare agreement, ANA and Air Incheon will sell cargo space on flights operated by both carriers. By leveraging the combined strengths of their networks, the airlines will enhance connectivity and meet the growing demand for cargo transportation. Air Incheon, which completed the integration of Asiana Airlines’ freighter business on Aug. 1, 2025, also announced plans to rebrand as AIRZETA, subject to government approval. This integration positions the company as South Korea’s second-largest cargo airline operator. Route Operating Flight No. Codeshare Flight No. Aircraft Type Departure Time Arrival Time Codeshare Day of Week NRT-ICN NH8475 KJ1816 B767F 09:05 11:45 D246 ICN-NRT KJ198 KJ194 NH6904 NH6902 B747F B767F 15:40 12:50 18:20 15:30 D36 D4 ANA Holdings Inc. acquired shares of Nippon Cargo Airlines Co., Ltd. (NCA) on Aug. 1, 2025. By integrating NCA’s large-freighter capabilities with the ANA Group’s international network, ANA will strengthen support for the increasing role of global logistics. Airline Aircraft Type (Fleet) No. of Aircrafts in Operation Remarks ANA Group B767F B777F B747F 6 2 8 ANA operation ANA operation NCA operation Air Incheon B737F B747F B767F 4 10 1 ANA and Air Incheon remain committed to delivering high-quality, competitive services that meet customer transport needs through business growth and network partnerships. By strengthening their cargo operations, the two companies are dedicated to creating greater value for the growing cargo demand between Japan and South Korea.
VNGOS 2025 to be held for the first time from 30-31st Oct, 2025, at Laguna Lăng Cô Resort, Hue City in Vietnam
The leadership of The Vietnam National Authority of Tourism held a meeting with the management board of 54 to discuss the organizational plan for the Vietnam Golf Course Owners Summit 2025 Vietnam Golf Course Owners Summit 2025 (VNGOS 2025), focusing on the sustainable development of golf tourism and the golf economy in Vietnam, will be held for the first time on 30 - 31, October 2025, at Laguna Lăng Cô Resort, Hue City. This event opens a new chapter in the development of golf tourism and the golf economy in Vietnam. The summit is considered a foundational milestone for the 2025-2030 period, while also setting a broader vision for 2040, affirming golf as a strategic driver within the national tourism ecosystem. For the first time, golf course owners, government leaders, international experts, and global partners will converge in an official forum to unify their vision, build development standards, and establish long-term directions for the industry. The summit is expected to become a significant milestone, contributing to Vietnam's rise as a leading golf destination in the region, while also opening new cooperation opportunities between the fields of sports, tourism, and the economy. The event is governed by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Hue City People's Committee. It is supported by the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism, Vietnam Sports Administration, Hue City Department of Culture, Sports, and the Hue City Department of Tourism, with 54 The Global Sports and Entertainment Agency serving as the managing and executing organization. This event will be a key part of Wellness Tourism Week, within the framework of the National Tourism Year in Hue 2025 - Vietnam Golf Festival. Marking 65 years of tourism development (1960–2025), Vietnam welcomed nearly 14 million international visitors in the first 8 months of the year, a 21% increase compared to 2024. In this growth context, golf tourism has become a key product, attracting luxury visitors, extending their stays, boosting spending, and creating a ripple effect on the local economy—covering accommodation, cuisine, commerce, real estate, and employment. To capitalize on this potential, Vietnam's golf industry needs to standardize services, align infrastructure, and develop a sustainable strategic plan. Vietnam Golf Course Owners Summit 2025 was created to meet this urgent need and provide a unified vision forum for the entire industry. Greg Norman, Vietnam's Tourism Ambassador for the 2025 - 2030 term, who will also attend the event, shared: "Vietnam offers an unparalleled blend of world-class golf courses, natural beauty, cultural heritage, and local hospitality. Now is the time for golf course owners and industry stakeholders from across the public and private sectors to unite in growing and promoting this one-of-a-kind destination to the world. With the focus first and foremost on long-term sustainability, this summit will be a milestone event as Vietnam embraces the potential of golf as an economic driver and tourism anchor." The summit content will focus on strategic topics: promoting inbound golf tourism; positioning Vietnam as a leading golf destination in Asia; unifying sustainable environmental development standards; discussing the development roadmap and future of 100 new golf courses; discussing preferential investment policies, public-private partnerships, and FDI models for comprehensive development; and laying the foundation for establishing the Vietnam Golf Course Owners Alliance. Additionally, the summit will introduce and discuss the Vietnam National Golf Star-Rating System, a groundbreaking initiative designed to standardize service quality, enhance golfer experience, and strengthen Vietnam’s competitiveness on the international golf map. Jed Moore, Group CEO - 54, stated: "We are honored to be entrusted with implementing this event. We see VNGOS 2025 as a catalyst to elevate Vietnam’s golf industry. This forum is where service standards will be shaped, public-private partnerships will be fostered, and high-quality investment will be attracted, aiming toward a professional, sustainable golf ecosystem deeply integrated with the international market." VNGOS 2025 also serves as an opportunity to position Hue as a strategic golf hub, where heritage, resorts, and sports converge in its five-year development journey. In addition to the main summit sessions, the event will feature a Gala Dinner and the Vietnam Golf Industry Awards. Following this, from November 1 - 2, the Asian Golf Industry Federation (AGIF) will hold its conference and golf tournament at Laguna Lăng Cô Golf Club. Laguna Lăng Cô Golf Resort, designed by Sir Nick Faldo, is renowned for harmonizing natural terrain with environmental preservation, making it the ideal venue for a sustainability-focused summit. Greg Norman, Vietnam's Tourism Ambassador for the 2025 - 2030 term, who will also attend the event, shared, Jed Moore, Group CEO - 54
Banyan Group kicks off 100 Journeys to lead up to its 100th property
Global hospitality firm Banyan Group announced the launch of its celebratory programme 100 Journeys earlier today, 1st September. 100 Journeys encompasses a hundred days of global celebrations across the Group’s portfolio in the lead-up to the grand opening of its 100th property. This milestone reflects three decades of growth and purpose-driven hospitality, from the Group’s first resort in Phuket to 100 resorts and hotels under 12 brands across 20 destinations, including its latest landmark, Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree in Singapore. Deputy chief executive Ho Ren Yung declared: “As we celebrate the Grand Opening of our 100th property later in November, 100 Journeys reflects how far we’ve come and how we’ve grown. It’s a tribute to the communities that shaped us and a promise to continue creating meaningful, place-led experiences that stay with our guests long after the journey ends. The Banyan experience has always been rooted in care: for people, for place, and for purpose. It redefines the value of travel as something measured in the lasting connections formed and new perspectives gained.” Commemorating the people and places instrumental to success Honouring the people, places, and communities that have shaped Banyan Group’s portfolio over the years, the celebrations will culminate in a week-long festival at Mandai Rainforest Resort from 27th November to 3rd December. The festival’s highlights include discovery trails, wellbeing sessions, and community activities. Driven by Banyan Group’s commitment to stewardship and shared impact, and supported by the Group’s corporate partners, proceeds from the festival tickets will be matched 1:1 by Banyan Group and donated to the President’s Challenge, an annual initiative led by the President of Singapore to support local charities and social service organisations. Celebrating the Banyan Group’s lasting impact Slated from today until 9th December, 100 Journeys is a global celebration of shared stories, personal discoveries, and lasting impact shaped by guests, associates, and communities. Each destination invites travellers to engage in authentic cultural exchanges, make personal discoveries, and experience how thoughtful hospitality supports local communities, with every property contributing to a larger narrative of respectful exploration and collective storytelling. Across its portfolio of resorts and hotels, Banyan Group has curated 100 experiences that immerse travellers in the culture and character of each location. Highlights include Tibetan black pottery-making at Banyan Tree Ringha, cooking local meals at Cassia Phuket, and practicing zen meditation at a temple near Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto. Guests may also explore ancient rock formations at Banyan Tree AlUla, stroll through Vietnam’s golden rice terraces at Garrya Mu Cang Chai, join bamboo rafting at Banyan Tree Yangshuo, or dive a sunken shipwreck in the Maldives at Dhawa Ihuru. At Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree, new nature and photography workshops celebrate Singapore’s biodiversity, while at Angsana Corfu, guided eco-walks through olive groves and historic trails invite guests to give back to nature through mindful conservation. Each discovery is crafted to spark curiosity, deepen cultural understanding, and inspire personal reflection. 100 impacts of careful stewardship Guided by the ethos of Embracing the Environment, Empowering People, Banyan Group integrates its business with natural and cultural heritage while building partnerships that create meaningful impact across its destinations. These efforts come to life through the voices of associates and communities who embody and advance this mission. In the Maldives, the refreshed Marine Lab engages guests in coral conservation and marine education. In China, the Group supports bird conservation near Banyan Tree Suzhou, where more than 170 species now thrive. On Bintan Island, over 5,800 sea turtles have been released since 2008, alongside guest-led rewilding tours. The Group’s commitment extends beyond conservation. Initiatives include clean water access for villages near Banyan Tree Yangshuo, artisan collaborations through Banyan Tree Gallery, and youth mentorship via the Seedlings Programme, which equips young people with education and vocational skills. Through the Stay for Good initiative, guests are also encouraged to participate in community engagement that honours culture and fosters meaningful exchange. As seen through the world’s eyes At the heart of 100 Journeys are the voices of guests, associates, and communities. Through digital postcards and personal reflections, 100 Stories captures moments of transformation and connection that define the travel experience. From today till 9th December, guests are invited to contribute their own stories to this growing library of memories. A hundred submissions will be recognised with a US$100 Banyan Group e-gift card, and the top three storytellers will receive a complimentary three-day, two-night stay.
ATPI Retains Multi-Million Dollar US Contracts
Photo caption: ATPI will provide its expert support for offshore crew travel ATPI, the travel partner of choice to the global oil and gas and energy market, has retained its position as an industry leader through updated contracts with two of the largest offshore drilling contractors within the Americas. Securing both contracts in quick succession, each deal is worth an 8-figure sum per annum and follows established relationships that have been in place for over 10 years. The updated terms for each contract will continue for the next five years. Following the recent announcement of an 11% sales increase between 2023 and 2024, the confirmation of these two contracts has placed ATPI in a favorable position heading into the end of the US fiscal year. Supporting workforce logistics for both multinational crew rotations and shore-based and corporate personnel, ATPI will provide a plethora of comprehensive travel solutions to each operator. The services that ATPI will provide within each agreement will ensure the safe and efficient transfer of crew to and from drilling sites and offshore rigs, helping to maintain operational excellence. Within the renewed partnerships, ATPI has introduced bespoke crew booking platforms that integrate directly with each client’s Crew Management System to enhance automation, visibility, and efficiency. Ettienne De Swardt, ATPI’s Managing Director – USA, commented: “These retained contracts reflect over a decade of partnership with both clients, built on our proven track record not only in travel management but as a trusted solutions provider and extension of their business. Our partnerships with these clients have continued to grow stronger over the years, built on trust, adaptability, and performance. ATPI’s proprietary crew travel technologies and tailored solutions enable us to evolve in step with our clients’ changing business needs. What truly sets us apart is our people, their dedication to service excellence, combined with our industry-leading technology, secures our position as their preferred and trusted global travel partner.”
Radisson RED Oslo City Centre debuts as a Verified Net Zero hotel
Radisson Hotel Group proudly announces the opening of Radisson RED Oslo City Centre, A Verified Net Zero Hotel. The hotel is a bold new addition to the Norwegian capital and one of the first two hotels globally to achieve Verified Net Zero status. Placing Radisson RED Oslo City Centre, A Verified Net Zero Hotel at the forefront of climate-conscious travel, the hotel offers 118 reimagined guest rooms, vibrant social spaces, flexible meeting facilities, and a playful twist on Scandinavian minimalism. Marking a major milestone in sustainable hospitality, the property reflects Radisson Hotel Group’s commitment to reaching Net Zero by 2050, with the property already meeting the 2040 requirements of the Net Zero Methodology for Hotels—as verified by independent third party TÜV Rheinland. Fresh from a full transformation of the former Park Inn by Radisson, the hotel now introduces 118 artfully redesigned guest rooms and social areas. Right in the heart of Oslo, the hotel offers instant access to the city’s iconic landmarks, from the Oslo Opera House to the Munch Museum. Redefining city hospitality with creativity and community In true Radisson RED style, the hotel blends high design with a relaxed, inclusive atmosphere. Rich dark wood, bold red and black tones, and tech-forward amenities define the guest experience, while the restaurant, bar, and lounge areas are designed for connection, inspiration, and community. Whether traveling for business or leisure, guests will find spaces tailored to their lifestyle—including a renovated gym and six versatile meeting rooms for up to 100 guests, all with modern audiovisual equipment and free high-speed Wi-Fi to keep everyone connected. Just a stone's throw from the hotel, visitors will find iconic landmarks such as the majestic Oslo Opera House and the lively Aker Brygge promenade. Guests can also take a stroll to the National Gallery and the Munch Museum or enjoy the lush Royal Palace Gardens. With world-class shopping, entertainment and dining right outside the door, the hotel is the perfect base for discovering Oslo’s unique blend of tradition and innovation. At the forefront of climate-conscious travel Radisson RED Oslo City Centre, A Verified Net Zero Hotel is housed in a building dating back to 1939, built long before sustainability was part of the conversation. Through extensive renovation, the historic property has been transformed into a cutting-edge lifestyle hotel that meets the rigorous Verified Net Zero requirements. A Verified Net Zero hotel eliminates emissions from energy (called scope 1 & 2) and minimizes operational emissions (called scope 3). The Verified Net Zero transformation is visible to guests in three key areas: 100% renewable energy, low-carbon menus, and a commitment to minimal waste operations. It marks the second Verified Net Zero hotel by Radisson Hotel Group, following the opening of the first in Manchester earlier this summer. Inge Huijbrechts, Chief Sustainability & Security Officer at Radisson Hotel Group, said: “Pioneering the first two Verified Net Zero hotels is a significant milestone for Radisson Hotel Group. By transforming hotels in operation to Verified Net Zero status, we are demonstrating that Net Zero conversion hotels are not only possible, they are essential. With 80% of the buildings that must reach Net Zero by 2050 already built, it is critical that we move quickly to transform existing properties. We are happy to be able to deliver the pinnacle of sustainable hospitality to our guests.” To achieve Verified Net Zero status, Radisson RED Oslo City Centre is powered by 100% renewable energy, including 100% renewable electricity and city district heating sourced from sustainable sources such as waste-to-energy and data center heat recovery, thus eliminating Scope 1 and 2 emissions. In addition, the hotel significantly reduces Scope 3 emissions through a holistic approach to operations and supply chains—especially in Food & Beverage, Laundry and Waste Management. Remaining emissions are compensated with carbon removal certificates from Nature Based Solutions in partnership with Agreena, supporting over 2,300 farmers in regenerative practices across 4.5 million hectares of farmland in Europe. Guests will experience the property’s Verified Net Zero status through initiatives like: 100% renewable energy sources, meaning that the hotel does not depend on using environmentally damaging fossil fuels for heating, cooling, hot water, and cooking. The hotel is powered by a combination of renewable electricity and heating provided by the city. Oslo is one of the few cities in Europe to use fully renewable energy for its district heating by using renewable heat generated from multiple sources such as city waste treatment, or data centers. Low-carbon menus curated with Swedish partner Klimato, featuring fresh, seasonal ingredients while reducing recipe carbon footprints up to 40%, without compromising on taste. Zero-waste initiatives such as food waste tracking software (eSmiley), a partnership with Too Good To Go to make surplus food available on a community app and widespread recycling infrastructure including the use of glass bottles and Nespresso pod recycling 100% bulk bathroom amenities and recycling of the packaging with Clean the World Plastic free dry amenities and a program to minimize wastage of accessory amenities Glass water bottles in guest and conference rooms, as opposed to PET plastic Recycling bins in all guestrooms and main public areas including the lobby and conference rooms Digital tools that reduce paper use, including the Stay E-concierge app Guest facing initiatives like Dripdrop, which offers hotel umbrellas for reuse, and with a tree is planted every time a guest borrows an umbrella The opportunity to stay in a Verified Net Zero hotel allows guests to become part of a forward-thinking movement that combines comfort and innovation with sustainability. Radisson Hotel Group's Verified Net Zero properties give guests the unique opportunity to stay in a hotel knowing their stay has a net-zero carbon footprint. “Radisson Hotel Group has always been a pioneer, right from the time when we opened the first design hotel in Copenhagen in the 60ies. Now we are pioneering again with Verified Net Zero. Radisson RED Oslo City Centre, A Verified Net Zero Hotel, demonstrates that energy-efficient transformations are possible for existing buildings. We aim to provide memorable experiences that support guests’ expectations for responsible stays, with every aspect—from design to service.” says Tom Flanagan Karttunen, COO, Leased Hotels for Radisson Hotel Group.”
Air Canada to Gradually Resume Service after Reaching a Mediated Settlement with its Flight Attendant Union
Air Canada said it will gradually restart its operations today after reaching a mediated agreement with the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) through a process overseen by a mutually agreed-to mediator, William Kaplan. Mediation discussions were begun on the basis that the union commit to have the airline’s 10,000 flight attendants immediately return to work, allowing the airline to resume the operations of Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge, which have been grounded since August 16. “The suspension of our service is extremely difficult for our customers. We deeply regret and apologize for the impact on them of this labour disruption. Our priority now is to get them moving as quickly as possible. Restarting a major carrier like Air Canada is a complex undertaking. Full restoration may require a week or more, so we ask for our customers’ patience and understanding over the coming days. I assure them that everyone at Air Canada is doing everything possible to enable them to travel soon,” said Michael Rousseau, President and Chief Executive Officer of Air Canada. The first flights are scheduled for the evening of August 19, but customers are advised that the airline’s return to full, regular service may require seven-to-ten days as aircraft and crew are out of position. During this process, some flights will be cancelled over the next seven to ten days until the schedule is stabilized. Only customers with confirmed bookings whose flights are shown as operating should go to the airport (check your flight’s status on aircanada.com or on the Air Canada mobile app before going to the airport). Air Canada will offer options to those with cancelled flights, including obtaining a full refund or receiving a credit for future travel. The carrier will also offer to rebook customers on other airlines, although capacity is currently limited due to the peak summer travel season. As is customary, Air Canada will not comment on the agreement until the ratification process is complete. During any ratification or under the binding arbitration process, a strike or lockout is not possible, meaning customers can plan, book and travel with Air Canada with certainty.
Four Instagram-Worthy NCL Cruise Destinations
Elba island, Portoferraio aerial view. Lighthouse and fort. Tuscany, Italy, Europe. A week is all it takes - your fine taste in choosing the world’s best cruise destinations and your photographer’s eye for capturing their beauty can transform a quiet social media feed from non-existent to absolutely blowing up! From chasing golden light across the horizon from your ship’s deck, to waiting for the perfect angle to capture breathtaking wildlife in Alaska or experiencing charming cities and postcard-perfect coastlines - sailing aboard the Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) fleet isn’t just about hopping from one iconic destination to the next, it’s about capturing moments in time and sharing it with the world, one photo at a time. Here are four destinations where the photographer in you will find the perfect frame every second: Landscape Photography: Iceland If you’re drawn to otherworldly landscapes and surreal natural beauty, Iceland is the destination for you. Picture waterfalls tumbling through moss-covered cliffs, dramatic black sand beaches, steaming geothermal fields and the ethereal glow of northern skies. Sailing with NCL offers photographers the chance to capture Iceland’s cinematic scenery without the hassle of multiple land transfers. Explore ports like Reykjavik and Akureyri, where volcanic terrain, bubbling geysers and serene glacial lagoons promise striking contrasts and once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunities. NCL’s 10-15-day itineraries aboard Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Star are available in September, offering cooler weather, extended daylight hours and crisp, clear air —ideal conditions for landscape photographers chasing the magic hour. Plus, a range of departures is scheduled for the Northern Hemisphere summer of 2026 & 2027, giving you even more opportunities to plan your perfect photo-filled escape. Architectural Photography: Mediterranean If architecture excites you, look no further than Norwegian Cruise Line’s 9- to 11- day Mediterranean sailings, departing from iconic cities like Rome, Barcelona, Lisbon and more. From ancient ruins to seaside citadels, every stop feels like a film set waiting to be captured. Frame the grandeur of the Colosseum, stroll past the Leaning Tower of Pisa and photograph the sweeping piazzas of Florence or the Baroque balconies of Valletta. Sip a cappuccino in Rome, wander the pastel-hued streets of Marseille and wrap up your day with a rooftop sunset in Barcelona. Whether it’s Gothic cathedrals or Renaissance courtyards, the Mediterranean delivers timeless backdrops in every direction. September to November is a dream season for photographers: softer light, fewer crowds and milder weather mean more time to focus on arches, alleyways and angles-the details that define a truly captivating shot. Wildlife Photography: Alaska If you’re a wildlife photography buff, few places offer the kind of raw, untamed beauty of Alaska. Capture bald eagles in flight, humpback whales breaching icy waters, and even grizzly bears along rugged shorelines. These late summer to autumn shoulder-season sailings - available through October - are perfectly timed for clear skies, crisp air and unforgettable natural encounters. With Norwegian Cruise Line’s 7-10 day itineraries aboard Norwegian Encore, Norwegian Bliss and Norwegian Joy, you’ll sail from Seattle through iconic ports like Glacier Bay, Juneau, Ketchikan and Skagway, each a living postcard waiting to be framed For those travelling with family, NCL makes the journey seamless - with panoramic decks, glass-walled lounges, and onboard naturalists who narrate the scenery as you sail. Plus, with value-driven offers like Kids Sail Free and More At Sea™, you get the best of adventure and affordability - your camera roll is guaranteed to be full. Cultural Photography: Asia If you’re the kind of photographer who’s drawn to the buzz of cities, bustling streets, human stories and rich traditions, Asia is your frame. NCL’s immersive 9-14 day itineraries aboard Norwegian Sun and Norwegian Spirit take you through a kaleidoscope of cultures from the neon-lit alleys of Tokyo to the ancient serenity of Kyoto, the floating markets of Thailand to the golden rooftops of Bangkok. Capture monks walking in line at dawn, steaming bowls of pho on a Hanoi street corner, or the intricate carvings of temples in Cambodia. Ports like Ho Chi Minh City, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur offer a constant stream of visual stories - bold, layered and alive. With sailings available from August onwards, this is the perfect season for travel photography: cooler weather, great light and the festive buzz of local life all waiting to be captured by you. With Fly-Cruise options from India, Norwegian Cruise Line makes it easy to book your cruise and flights together for a seamless getaway. Right now, enjoy up to $1,500 off on all cruises, plus bonus perks worth over $2,000 with NCL’s More At Sea™ - Pick 5 offer.
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