Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) opened bookings for its 2027/2028 Asia Pacific season, unveiling nearly 50 new voyages

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has officially opened bookings for its 2027/2028 Asia Pacific season, unveiling nearly 50 new voyages across some of the region’s most sought‑after destinations.

Scale of deployment:
Voyages to nearly 70 ports of call across 13 countries, ranging from 7 to 21 days.

Ships involved:
- Norwegian Jade → Returning to Asia (Oct 2027–Apr 2028) with itineraries from Tokyo, Yokohama, Incheon, Hong Kong, and Singapore.
- Norwegian Spirit → Fifth consecutive season in Australia & New Zealand (Dec 2027–Apr 2028), including first‑ever calls to Esperance and overnight stays in Fremantle, Melbourne, and Adelaide.
- Pride of America → Continues its award‑winning 7‑day inter‑island Hawai’i cruises, now bookable through March 2028.

Immersive experiences:
Over 50 overnight calls, extended port stays, and new destinations like Esperance (Western Australia) and Coron & Puerto Princesa (Philippines).

Special itineraries:
- A 35‑day back‑to‑back journey from Sydney to Singapore via New Zealand and Indonesia (Dec 2027–Jan 2028).
- A 30‑day combo voyage blending Singapore–Sydney and Sydney–Auckland sailings (Feb–Mar 2028).

Onboard experience:
Redesigned ships with contemporary staterooms, specialty dining, refined lounges, and entertainment tailored for seasoned travelers.

Why It Matters
- Tourism boost: Strengthens Asia Pacific’s position as a top cruise destination, especially Japan, Australia, and Southeast Asia.
- Flexibility: Offers travelers more choice with round‑trip and open‑jaw itineraries.
- Value: Launch coincides with NCL’s Black Friday Cruise‑A‑Thon sale, including up to US$1,000 onboard credit and “Buy One, Get One Free” offers.

This marks one of NCL’s most ambitious deployments yet, blending cultural immersion with luxury cruising.