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The Cruise TV documentary to return next year
Princess Cruises’ TV documentary The Cruise will return for a third year in 2018 with three new series, covering three different destinations.
The ITV series, which follows passengers and crew onboard, will be filmed on the Royal Princess in the Mediterranean this summer and in the Caribbean in November, as well as on the Star Princess in Alaska.
Tony Roberts, vice president UK and Europe said the first series attracted 3.5 million viewers, which is considerably more than the 2 million cruisers in the UK.
The third season will include six episodes in the Mediterranean, three in Alaska and three in the Caribbean.
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