Historic moment as Seabourn makes Kimberley’s Traditional Owner’s Godparent of the Pursuit
In the Kimberley tomorrow, Seabourn will perform a historic first. The Wunambal Gaambera Traditional Owners will be named as godparents of the Seabourn Pursuit.
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Disney Adventure megaliner is so big it needs seven themed areas
Disney Cruise Lines has announced details of its biggest ever ship
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Disney Cruise Line’s new season is selling out fast
Cabins for Disney Cruise Line's new season are selling out fast ahead of the launch of their 2025/26 Australia and New Zealand sailings.
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End of a dream? Captain Cook Cruises Fiji drops Caledonian Sky
he dream of bringing luxury expedition cruising to Fiji's outlying islands appears to be over, with Captain Cook Cruises Fiji dropping Ms Caledonian Sky from its schedules.
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Royal Caribbean welcomes Utopia of the Seas, the ship for weekenders
Royal Caribbean’s latest ship, Utopia of the Seas, designed to attract the new to cruise market with shorter voyages, is launching in just five weekends.
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Cruise industry launches campaign for change as ships sail away
The body representing cruise ship owners is preparing to mount a major lobbying campaign to persuade governments in the region to bring down costs and relax regulations.
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We’ve lost 30% of our cruise ship capacity – did greed and regulation kill off our favourite holiday?
An investigation by Cruise Passenger into the effects of the shock announcement of P&O Australia’s merger with Carnival Cruises shows the country’s cruise ship capacity will be slashed by as much as 30% by 2026.
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‘Regulation and high costs in Australia closed P&O Australia after 90 years’
Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Lines, explains why P&O Australia had to shut
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