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Palm Beach Packs Its Passport: The Luxury Cruise Lines Rewrite Their 2027 Playbook

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Travel advisers say the top ultra-luxury cruise lines are trading standard itineraries for far more personal ones next season, pairing private culinary instruction with expeditions to the planet's most remote corners. For Palm Beach's seasonal set, already booking a year out, it means fewer routine ports of call and more voyages built around a single, extraordinary experience.

With reporting from Veranda.

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