Bernadette Chua 
Luxury and iconic cruise brand Cunard announced availabilities on itineraries for the Queen Elizabeth’s sailings Down Under in 2019. During her two-month season in Australia, there are sailings ranging from two to 18 nights on offer so it’s a great chance for passengers to experience the iconic brand. The Queen Elizabeth is the newest ship … Read more
Celebrity Cruises has expanded the Celebrity Edge’s inaugural season and the line also announced that the ship will be completed ahead of schedule. The technologically advanced ship, which features some world firsts (including a tennis court-sized elevator style platform called The Magic Carpet which slides up and down the exterior of the ship), is one … Read more
The Cruise Lines International Association has released the big trends for 2018 in the 2018 State of the Cruise Industry Outlook. The report shows the overall stats and figures for the industry overall and they predict that around 27.2 million passengers are expected to sail next year – up from an estimated 25.8 million cruisers. … Read more
There’s no such thing as a ‘bad’ cabin onboard a cruise ship. But there are certain areas of a cruise ship which might be slightly noisier than others. So if you’re hoping for a restful and relaxing holidays, try and book cabins away from these areas. Cabins directly below the pool deck During the day … Read more
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Like airlines and hotels, cruise lines reward loyal cruisers. So if you’ve got a favourite cruise line which you’ve sailed on multiple times, you’re entitled to some awesome perks. These include free Internet minutes, discounts on specialty dining, spa services and even a free cruise. Cruise line loyalty programs are like frequent flyer programs which … Read more
RCL’s Crown and Anchor Society program is available to cruisers after their first Royal Caribbean cruise of three nights or longer. Like RCL’s sister brands, program is based on a point system. Members receive a point for every night sailed, with guests receiving double the number of points in suites. Benefits start even at the … Read more
The line’s four-tier program is for past passengers. Based on the number of sailings as well as the days cruised. All passengers receive one credit for each cruise taken and double credits for cruises booked in a suite and above or solo travellers occupying a cabin alone. Perks include free internet credits, priority tender service, … Read more
The six-tier system is available to all passengers after their first cruise. Based on point a system, members earn points according to every cruise night travelled with the line. Members get more points if they book in The Haven or suites. Perks include invitation to member-only cocktail parties, complimentary dinner and bottle of wine at … Read more
Enrolment is automatic for Carnival’s VIFP Club but you need to activate your membership online. If you’re a past passenger, the line will recognise how many cruises you’ve taken with the line. Even if you haven’t cruised with Carnival, you can join. The tiers range from your first sailing starting with a Blue Card with … Read more
She's the most specious ship yet from luxury line Oceania Cruises. James Sitters tells Rose Kelly and Peter Lynch what's on board the new class of ship, including restaurants, spas and suites.
