Antarctica21 Sets a Baseline for Antarctic Tourism with its First Sustainability Report
The Antarctic air-cruise pioneer publishes its first report documenting its key indicators and commits to reporting progress every season through 2033. (more…)
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Atlas Ocean Voyages is expanding its Fly the Drake Expeditions, giving travelers more opportunities to experience Antarctica while spending less time crossing the Drake Passage and more time exploring one of the world’s last great wildernesses. 

Aurora Expeditions has recorded strong growth from the North American market for its 2025/26 Antarctic season, with US bookings increasing by 37% year over year. 

Delivering highest-ever guest satisfaction, HX brought more travellers to Antarctica than any other operator, expanded kayaking and camping capacity, and achieved highest-ever suite bookings. 
Silversea has successfully concluded its 2025/2026 Antarctica season. Between October 5, 2025, and March 5, 2026, Silver Endeavour, Silver Cloud, and Silver Wind welcomed guests on 38 voyages to the region’s dramatic landscapes – demonstrating the power of immersive, expertly led exploration. 
The vessel will be refurbished ahead of debut for the company’s Antarctic programme.
Silversea has unveiled the interior spaces of its new 150-room hotel, The Cormorant at 55 South, in Puerto Williams, Chile, designed to streamline travel to one of the world’s most remote destinations, while enhancing the overall guest experience.
Travelers looking to explore South America and Antarctica in 2027 and 2028 will have more opportunities with Holland America Line’s upcoming season of extended voyages. 


Antarctica21, a leading tourism operator of air-cruise expeditions to Antarctica, announced it has renewed its strategic alliance with HIF Global, extending the use of locally produced e-Gasoline to power Zodiac landing operations and demonstrating a pathway to lower-emission exploration in Antarctica.
14 Cutting-Edge Research Projects Led by National Geographic Explorers and Other Pioneering Scientists Will Advance Scientific Understanding in the World’s Most Remote Places. 