CLIA’s Bud Darr Backs Calls for Government Summit to Unlock Australia’s Cruise Potential
The CLIA President has backed calls for the Australian Government to convene a summit to tackle obstacles holding back the cruise industry.
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“We need action” – CLIA presses Australia over fewer ships, regulation and port charges
The Australian cruise industry has been urged to keep up the pressure to get the Australian government to help remmove the barriers that have meant fewer cruise ships this season.
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Australia’s cruise season about to kick off with 63 ships and thousands of cruisers
Australia could be heading for a record-setting cruise season, as dozens of international vessels chart their way to local shores between October and April, and Australians fly overseas.
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Uniworld Expands with New Luxury Ships, Luxury Gold Tours, and Spotlight on India
Uniworld Boutique River Cruises has unveiled a wave of new developments that promise to reshape the way Australians experience luxury travel.
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Passenger “cut open” and guests horrified as water slide splits open on Icon of the Seas
Passengers on board Icon of the Seas, the world’s largest cruise ship, faced chaos when an acrylic panel in the “Frightening Bolt” water slide shattered mid-ride, injuring a male guest.
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Regent Seven Seas bows to the inevitable and changes dress code on jeans
It’s a cruise debate as old as the sails on a schooner: Can denim jeans - even the coolest brands - ever be worn on a formal night?
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Princess Cruises changes premium package again, but guests still upset
In an apparent bid to stem the criticism, Princess Cruises has made a small change to one of its Premium Package.
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Australians join the rush to buy the world’s most expensive cruise ship suite
Australians have joined the world-wide rush to book Regent Seven Seas Prestige, Regent Seven Seas Cruises new ships which has the world’s largest suite.
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