AIDA Cruises announces first world voyage departing from Warnemunde in 2028

AIDA Cruises will operate a 142-day world cruise aboard AIDAmar, departing from Warnemunde in November 2028 and concluding in Hamburg.

FTMQ Travel, written by our newsroom25 October 2026 at 01:210 views

German cruise line AIDA Cruises announced that its ship, AIDAmar, will embark on the company's first world cruise departing from Warnemunde on November 3, 2028, Cruise Industry News reported. The round-the-world journey will span 142 days and is scheduled to conclude in Hamburg on March 25, 2029. [1]

According to Cruise Industry News, the extensive itinerary includes visits to 51 ports across 19 countries and five continents. During the 142-day voyage, the cruise ship will cross the equator twice as well as the international date line. [1]

AIDA Cruises is based in Rostock, Germany, and operates as a subsidiary of Costa Cruises, which is owned by Carnival Corporation. The cruise line caters primarily to the German-speaking market, offering shipboard amenities designed to function as active vacation resorts. [3]

AIDAmar will depart on a 142-day world cruise from Warnemunde on November 3, 2028.
The cruise includes visits to 51 ports across 19 countries and five continents.
The voyage will cross the equator twice and finish in Hamburg on March 25, 2029.

Sources

Every paragraph above points to the numbered items it rests on. Read the originals here.

[1]AIDA’s First World Cruise from Warnemunde to Set Sail in 2028Cruise Industry News, 9h ago (the report this story comes from)
[2]The Aircraft Set To Replace The World’s 1st Partial Double-Deck JetlinerSimple Flying, 23h ago

Background

[3]AIDA Cruises on Wikipedia
[4]Set Sail on Wikipedia
[5]Vogelfluglinie on Wikipedia

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