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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.
687 Published Articles

Standing Ovation! I sailed Ovation of the Seas a decade ago and today โ hereโs my verdict
I first sailed on Ovation of the Seas a decade ago. Today, she is still the Queen of multigenerational cruising. Find out why below.
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Why Carnival Cruise Line is doubling down on value, families and Australia in 2026
Carnival Cruise Line is putting 2025 and the P&O closure behind it, focussing on value and family holidays.
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Happy New Year to our readers: Here’s what’s making me excited about cruising in 2026
The past 12 months have seen incredible growth in holidays on the water. Now ... Read more
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Latest: Coral Adventurer freed from reef but “detained” as passengers land in Cairns
Coral Expeditions has flown around 80 passengers back to Australia on a charter flight ... Read more
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How Greg Mortimer built Aurora Expeditions by accident and with Australiaโs spirit
The story of Aurora Expeditions begins many years before the gleaming Charles Mawson began ... Read more
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Have a merry Christmas – here’s my one big Santa wish on behalf of all Aussie cruisers
'Tis the season to be merry, and more cruisers than ever are at seas this season. But Editor in Chief Peter Lynch has one big wish for Santa on behalf of Aussies.
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Exclusive: “Certainty” would mean more ships for Australia, says Princess Cruises President
Princess' president was quick to support calls for certainty around regulation in the region, saying CLIA's campaign for a whole-of-government approach could mean more ships.
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