World of Cruising TV season 4 has landed

Our popular TV show is back on the small screen for its fourth season since 1 February, and we’re excited to share with you how we continue to evolve. First, some new cruise lines are joining us – Celestyal, Crystal and Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines – while Princess Cruises, Riviera Travel and Virgin Voyages return.

This time, however, we’ve done things a bit differently. In addition to our cruise line interviewees, the sofa is shared with well-known holiday-at-sea enthusiasts who join us to share their experiences.

Cruise talk 

Among the guests are Nicole and Benaiah. The couple – who met on Love Is Blind: UK before getting married – share a love for all things travel. We welcome them on the World of Cruising TV sofa fresh from sailing to Greece, Italy and Croatia with Celestyal. They tell us about their experience of holidaying at sea, and answer the all-important question: are they cruise converts?

Also joining us for season 4 is Cathy Rogers, an author and the co-manager of the hugely popular Cruise Addicted community. She talks to us about her recent river cruise with Riviera Travel. Will you, too, become cruise addicted after listening to Cathy? We think so.

David Solomon is another guest this season. A photographer and Virgin Voyages enthusiast. He joins us to share his thoughts and why you should give cruising a go.

Out and about 

And this sprinkling of new guests isn’t the only thing we’ve done differently. This time, we’ve even allowed our host (or is it, anchor?) – Dean Wilson – to leave the studio. Dean, an award-winning TV presenter, hops on board Sun Princess – one of Princess Cruises’ newest ships – and talks to Andy Harmer, the managing director for CLIA (Cruise Lines International Association) UK & Ireland, in Mallorca.

Dean is also back in the studio to quiz our guests and discover more about our featured cruise lines. He is joined in our line-up by World of Cruising TV veteran, Michelin-starred chef Marc Fosh, and a viewers’ favourite from season 3, travel correspondent Simon Calder.

Marc leads the cooking segment, preparing dishes inspired by the cruise lines and destinations featured in each episode. Meanwhile, Simon offers tips and advice in the Ask the Expert section of the show, as well as joining in the discussions about destinations and itineraries.

Winner, winner 

And it wouldn’t be World of Cruising TV without an opportunity to bag sensational deals or a chance to win a cruise. You could set sail to the Mediterranean with Princess Cruises on a seven-night voyage from £899 per person. Or enter one of our six competitions, including a chance to win a week-long river cruise with Riviera Travel.

World of Cruising TV season 4 is on Sky, Virgin Media and Freeview until 31 March 2026. The episodes will also be available on YouTube. For a full schedule, including channels and broadcast times, visit the World of Cruising website.