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Peter Lynch
Editor-in-Chief
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.
696 Published Articles
More ships, more tours as Scenic celebrates 40 years of innovation with a stellar night
Scenic, the river, luxury yacht and tours company founded 40 years ago, is set to deliver a huge new slate of ships and product innovations to celebrate four decades.
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Villa Vie Odyssey arrives in Sydney as residential cruising eyes Australian growth
Villa Vie Odyssey, flag bearer for the affordable residential cruise market, has arrived in Australia.
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Australia gets new winter luxe season with Seven Seas Navigator sailing May to July
Regent Seven Seas Navigator will be sailing in Australia - the latest luxury ships to offer local cruisers the chance to sample ultra luxury without flying overseas.
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Why is Canberra ignoring the $7.32 billion cruise industry when we need trade and jobs?
The Australian Government this week released its grand tourism blueprint, THRIVE 2030. It talks about growth. It talks about sustainability. But it doesn't talk about cruise, a $7 billion industry once. The silence is deafening.
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Oceania Vista to sail Australia in 2027/28 as Riviera wraps standout season
Oceania Cruises is sending Oceania Vista to Australia at the end of next year, in a significant moment for luxury cruising in Australia.
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Uniworld strikes Gold with combination cruises and tours aimed at Aussies
Uniworld has announced a new partnership with premium tour operator Luxury Gold, unveiling a series of combined cruise-and-tour itineraries
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New Zealand goes from anti-cruise to the most welcoming destination in the region
Just three seasons ago, New Zealand was known for its tough biosecurity laws, turning back ships and considering bans on sailing Milford Sound.
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Could the government’s military sell off see Garden Island on the cruise agenda?
Opinion: Could the government's $2 billion military property sell off open the way for cruise ships at Garden Island? David Jones hopes so.
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