In spite of the dire straits of the cruise industry over the past year—or possibly, because of them—the hottest tickets on many cruise lines are pricey, multi-month world tours planned to take place a year or more out. Viking, Oceania Cruises and Seabourn are all reporting surging demand and rapid sales of their world sailings. These bookings, which can cost from about US$50,000 per couple in standard rooms to hundreds of thousands of dollars in top-tier suites, represent a rare glimmer of hope for an industry that’s taken more than $30 billion in losses and continues to be saddled with uncertainty.
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