Message to US cruise line CEOs: ‘If you want quality you have to pay’
The head of the Port Authority of NSW Philip Holliday has spoken about his pride at the growth of cruise holidays on his organisation’s 10th anniversary.
Why cruise lines need to win back the trust of the people of Alaska
The Alaskan wilderness, a pristine expanse of breathtaking natural beauty, appears to be under siege this season
The campaign to halt NZ cruise passenger fee hike gathers speed
Cruise lines are launching a lobbying campaign to get the New Zealand government to back down over its cruise passenger fee hike by a staggering 88%.
Barcelona baloney – Spain needs to call a halt to these Sangria Soakers
Spain, a land of tapas, flamenco and fiery temperament, this week found a new way to show its displeasure at the number of people on the streets of Barcelona. Angry citizens with luminous water pistols sprayed diners on the streets, using Sangria Super Soakers as a sign of their displeasure.
Caledonian Sky gets new lease of live on the Med with Travelmarvel
She started life with Noble Caledonian 33 years ago. She's sailed the waters of Europe, the Hebridean Islands and even Malaysia.
The super specs that upload your video and translate your menu
Thanks to a partnership between Meta and Ray-Ban, a new pair of super specs means you can now take family and friends on holiday with you.
MSC says the Med is ahead – and here’s Australia’s favourite route
Australia's love affair with the Mediterranean continues unabated, with MSC - a line with 14 ships based in the region - reporting a massive 60 per cent rise in bookings.
Historic moment as Seabourn makes Kimberley’s Traditional Owner’s Godparent of the Pursuit
In the Kimberley tomorrow, Seabourn will perform a historic first. The Wunambal Gaambera Traditional Owners will be named as godparents of the Seabourn Pursuit.
End of a dream? Captain Cook Cruises Fiji drops Caledonian Sky
he dream of bringing luxury expedition cruising to Fiji's outlying islands appears to be over, with Captain Cook Cruises Fiji dropping Ms Caledonian Sky from its schedules.
Cruise industry launches campaign for change as ships sail away
The body representing cruise ship owners is preparing to mount a major lobbying campaign to persuade governments in the region to bring down costs and relax regulations.
We’ve lost 30% of our cruise ship capacity – did greed and regulation kill off our favourite holiday?
An investigation by Cruise Passenger into the effects of the shock announcement of P&O Australia’s merger with Carnival Cruises shows the country’s cruise ship capacity will be slashed by as much as 30% by 2026.
‘Regulation and high costs in Australia closed P&O Australia after 90 years’
Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Lines, explains why P&O Australia had to shut
P&O Australia to close and merge into Carnival Cruise Line
P&O Australia is to close and be merged into Carnival Cruise Line
Too many cabins: Alaska and Caribbean prices slashed over 20%
Alaska and Caribbean prices are being slashed by over 20% as major lines wrestle with over capacity - particularly among older ships.
Lawyer labels death of gambler on P&O ship “immoral and illegal”
Carter Capner Law director Peter Carter alleges recent P&O Cruises passenger accounts of being incentivised to gamble while intoxicated and then prevented from disembarking due to unpaid casino debts are alarming.
Why this US$45K a night yacht could raise the price of your cruise
Four Seasons first yacht will break the mould on pricing for cruise - and may mean you'll pay more.