Weird things you can’t, and can, pack on a cruise
Irons, no, vodka, no. Knives? Sometimes. Welcome to the wild world of cruising contraband.
Peter Lynch
The river cruises impacted by catastrophic floods on the Danube and Rhine
Surging tidelines on the Danube and Rhine have forced several major cruise lines to alter their meticulously planned itineraries.
Luxury Swiss river cruise stranded on the Danube after heavy rains and flooding
Flooding caused by Storm Boris, which has wreaked havoc and killed at least 21 people in Central Europe, has stranded over 100 passengers.
APT and Seabourn: A perfect partner of expedition ships
From the icy realms of Antarctica and the Arctic to the unspoiled beauty of the Kimberley, cruisers find something special
Oh Baby! Social media stars show how not to take kids on a cruise
Matt and Abby Howard, the social media parenting duo who boast a combined 13 million followers, have made a parenting decision that has set social media on fire.
Grumpy gourmets can’t stomach Sun Princess’ restaurant reshuffle
With her highly anticipated upcoming U.S. debut, the world’s largest Sphere Class vessel will be undergoing some major culinary changes before she gets to Fort Lauderdale this October. New reports of major revisions being made to the ships dining venues has some passengers getting nervous — especially those who’ve already paid top dollar for exclusive … Read more
Villa Vie’s passengers told to book hotels and pay the bills themselves
Villa Vie passengers are being told to pay for their own alternate accommodation, with two being kicked off for voicing her concerns.
Is a penthouse on “The World” worth its AU$18.5 Million price tag?
MS The World has just revealed that a rare 286 sq m sub-penthouse has come on the market for a cheeky $US12.5m ($18.45m).
Why Greece is right to charge us to visit Mykonos and Santorini
Cruise passengers who visit Mykonos and Santorini will now need to pay 20 euros (AUD$33) for the pleasure of their visit.
