AIDA Cruises' long journey starts in Warnemünde after a rich history.
The new AIDA Cruises voyage will stop at 51 ports in 19 countries across five continents.
AIDA Cruises has announced its first-ever world cruise from Warnemünde, a port on Germany's Baltic coast, in 2028. The 142-day voyage will be the longest in the company's history, offering travelers a unique opportunity to explore multiple continents.
The AIDAmar will depart from Warnemünde on November 3, 2028, and visit 51 ports in 19 countries, including destinations in Europe, South America, Africa, Asia, and Australia.
Travelers will have the chance to experience 12 overnight stays in selected ports, allowing for more time to discover the local culture and attractions. The voyage will conclude in Hamburg on March 25, 2029.
What it means for travelers
This new voyage offers travelers a unique and extensive itinerary, allowing them to explore multiple continents and experience different cultures. The alternative departure point in Warnemünde also provides a new option for travelers looking to embark on a world cruise.
What to watch next
Travelers interested in booking the AIDA World Cruise 2028 should keep an eye on the cruise line's website for further details and booking information.
How the story unfolded
- Cruise Industry News AIDA’s First World Cruise from Warnemunde to Set Sail in 2028
Read the original reporting
- Travel and Tour World – Germany’s AIDA Cruises Announces Historic 142-Day World Voyage from Warnemünde in 2028, Visiting 51 Ports Across Five Continents ↗
- Cruise Industry News – AIDA’s First World Cruise from Warnemunde to Set Sail in 2028 ↗
Quick questions
What is the news in short?
The new AIDA Cruises voyage will stop at 51 ports in 19 countries across five continents.
How does this affect trips to Germany?
This new voyage offers travelers a unique and extensive itinerary, allowing them to explore multiple continents and experience different cultures. The alternative departure point in Warnemünde also provides a new option for travelers looking to embark on a world cruise.
What happens next?
Travelers interested in booking the AIDA World Cruise 2028 should keep an eye on the cruise line's website for further details and booking information.
Which outlets reported this?
This brief is based on reporting from Travel and Tour World and Cruise Industry News. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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