Peter Lynch 
Norwegian Cruise Line is raising the stakes for its Australian and New Zealand cruising push, unveiling a season of Norwegian Spirit sailings out of Sydney, now with open-jaw itineraries, overnight calls, and curated experiences that include wine region excursions and in-depth exploration ashore. In a clear demarkation from lines like Carnival Cruise Line and Royal … Read more
The battle is on – readers are casting their votes in the biggest Readers’ Choice poll in the region’s cruise industry. With just four weeks to go, categories are tight as our readers turn out in droves to support the crews and lines that have worked hard to please them all year. In Luxury, Regent … Read more
Carnival’s Peter Little throws his support behind calls for a national cruise summit, pledging year-round sailing, affordable fares, and a bright future for Australian cruising.
It’s Cruise Month – four weeks of celebration where cruise lines unveil their best offers and travel agents inspire their clients. But local cruise is suffering and Canberra isn’t listening.
Cruise fans across Australasia have extra reason to celebrate this October, with the launch of Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Cruise Month 2025 – a month-long showcase of everything cruising and lots of great deals.
Crown Princess returned to Sydney today after a 110-day world cruise carrying more than 3,000 passengers across four continents, 25 countries, and 40 ports.
Princess Cruises has backed Cruise Passenger’s call for a federal government summit to tackle the mounting problems facing the cruise industry in Australia, warning that without urgent action, the nation risks losing ships, passengers, and billions in economic benefit.
Royal Caribbean has put in orders for the fifth Icon class mega ships, the biggest in the world. But are they really cruise ships – or floating hotels?
The Australian cruise industry is in trouble. While demand is soaring, over the past two seasons, many cruise ships that once called Australia and New Zealand home for our cruise season have been redeployed to Asia, the Caribbean and the U.S. The changes put our capacity in terms of how many passengers we can carry … Read more
She's the most specious ship yet from luxury line Oceania Cruises. James Sitters tells Rose Kelly and Peter Lynch what's on board the new class of ship, including restaurants, spas and suites.
