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Rebecca Wong
Rebecca is writer based in Singapore, with more than eight years of experience in print and digital publishing. ​
Her work has been featured in publications such as The Straits Times, Channel NewsAsia, Time Out Singapore and FEMALE Singapore, to name a few.Â
​She gravitates towards topics like travel, cruising and profile interviews, but I'm also adept at covering food, parenting, arts & culture, health & wellness, business and tech.
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Lines like Celebrity Cruises and MSC return to Asia but one player is pulling out of the region
Cruisers looking to sail in Asia can expect new itineraries and a raft of new ships, as lines like MSC Cruises and Celebrity Cruises ...
What’s on board the new Quantum class of ships heading for Australia
We boarded one of Royal Caribbean's most ambitious class of ships - Quantum - is headed to Australia. Here’s what to expect.
Royal Caribbean ready to welcome fly-cruisers back to Southeast Asia
Now that port-of-call sailings have resumed, Royal Caribbean's Southeast Asia cruises are ready to welcome back for Australian guests flying in for their sailings.
I caught Covid on a cruise ship – here’s how I was treated
The dreaded virus caught up with me on a recent Royal Caribbean sailing. Here's where I slept, what I ate and how I was treated.
Fly cruise to Asia? Here’s what’s on offer
Cruising has been slow to return to Asia, but the region is finally gearing up for an exciting wave season. Southeast Asia welcomed its ...
Death of a Dream: how the pandemic’s biggest cruise casualty could cost passengers millions
When Genting Hong Kong commissioned Global Dream and Global Dream II six years ago, they were expected to be among the world’s biggest liners ...
Want to grab a cruise on a mega ship right now? Here’s how you can do it
Royal Caribbean’s Spectrum of the Seas is ready to welcome Australian cruisers for its Singapore homeporting season. Aussies looking to cruise overseas can head ...
What’s next for cruising in Singapore after Dream Cruises’ departure?
It’s the end of an era as Genting Cruise Lines finally calls it a day, leaving a gap in Singapore’s cruise market. Now that ...
How Royal Caribbean in Singapore is targeting Australian cruisers
Royal Caribbean has made a bold statement by bringing one of its newest ships, Spectrum of the Seas, a full six months ahead of schedule ...
Dream Cruises pledges to sail on from Singapore as owner files for liquidation and Crystal is halted
Dream Cruises, part of the Genting Hong Kong group which owns luxury line Crystal and Star Cruises, has announced that sailings in Singapore will ...
Exclusive: Singapore welcomes Australians to cruise aboard its ships
Cruise-hungry Aussies can now look forward to booking itineraries in Singapore, after the government changed its rules to capture the fly-cruise market. Previously, cruises ...
How Singapore plans to tempt Australians to cruise from its harbour
Last week’s Cruise Passenger story quoting expert predictions that we’d sail in foreign waters before our own caused a major debate, with Cruise Lines ...
Asia’s largest ship Spectrum of the Seas on the way to Singapore
Royal Caribbean has announced that Spectrum of the Seas, the first Quantum-Ultra ship, will be homeporting in Singapore from October 2022 to April 2023. ...
Passengers sail on from Singapore with takeaways as ships ride out COVID’s new wave
Asia is suffering a third wave – yet, amazingly, Dream Cruises and Royal Caribbean continue cruising out of Singapore under new cruising restrictions. The ...
Aussies welcome to sail with Royal Caribbean once Singapore’s bubble is open, says boss
Royal Caribbean’s Managing Director Asia Pacific, Angie Stephen, has told Cruise Passenger she will be working with the Singapore government to welcome Aussie sailors once ...
Is Singapore showing Australia – and Europe – how to restart cruising?
Following Quantum of the Seas successful return to service in Singapore, Royal Caribbean has announced that the ship will remain in the Asia-Pacific region ...