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Princess adds UK voyages after Alaska cancellation
Princess Cruises has added three itineraries to Regal Princess’ 2021 UK season after the cruise line was forced to cancel voyages in Alaska.
The company said Regal Princess’s 24-night Canadian Adventure trip, which was due to depart Southampton on September 18, will be replaced with three new ex-UK voyages.
They are a 12-night Canary Islands cruise departing on 18 September, a seven-night Spain and France cruise departing on 30 September and a five-night Belgium and Netherlands Sampler cruise departing on 7 October.
Princess Cruises UK and Europe Vice President Tony Roberts said: "While we share our guests’ disappointment over the cancelled Canadian Adventure voyage, we’re pleased to be able to offer our guests even more choice of sailings from Southampton for this year.
"We added these new itineraries based on the strong demand from UK guests for our 2021 ex-UK season.
The cruises go on sale on 2 March.
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