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Peter Lynch has cruised more than 50 times on some of the most iconic ships. He has 30 years experience writing, editing and publishing in Asia, Europe, and Australia in media organisations like The Times of London, Straits Times, Singapore, The South China Morning Post and The Sydney Morning Herald. He is also a marketer, who has created campaigns in social affairs, finance and travel. He is a prolific podcaster, and now owns leading magazines, websites and other channels in Australia and Asia.
722 Published Articles
Peter Lynch 
For many Australians, cruising Alaska sits high on their travel bucket list. It is a place of glaciers the size of cities, mountains draped in snow even in summer, and wildlife so abundant it feels as though nature still rules the world. These photographs, taken on the Star Princess’ first season just a few weeks … Read more
Last month, the New Zealand Cruise Association proudly published a joint communication about the importance of the cruise industry to the country’s economy. It mentioned the hard work of those involved and pledged joint work to help foster a sustainable cruise industry into the future. What really stood out about this piece of work were … Read more
When Crystal Grace sails from Rome on June 11, 2028, it will mark much more than the launch of a new cruise ship. It will be the culmination of one of the most remarkable comeback stories in modern cruising. Crystal Grace is the first new-build ship in more than two decades for a luxury line … Read more
The travel industry’s peak body is mounting a campaign to persuade the government to lift its Do Not Travel ban.
Wondering which cruise line is the best for you? These are the best cruise lines in Australia according to our readers.
Cruise Lines International Association’s Joel Katz has hit out at the Federal Government’s “cash grab” and warned Australia is becoming an uncompetitive cruise destination.
The Norwegian billionaire, who will now become executive chairman, leaves not merely a successful cruise line, but an entirely reshaped sector of global travel.
Cruise lines are disappointed at the Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ budget increase of the Passenger Movement Charge.
CLIA points out the it won’t help Australia’s attempts to persuade cruise lines to send more ships to the region.
New survey reveals that our readers are among the world’s most resilient travellers, carrying on cruising despite a world in crisis
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.
