1060 Published Articles

Tallis Boerne Marcus
Journalist
With nearly four years of experience writing for Big Splash Media, Tallis Boerne Marcus is a trusted authority on travel and cruising. Covering everything from the latest ship launches to top cruise destinations and critical consumer insights, his in-depth reporting sets the standard in travel journalism. His work frequently attracts attention from leading publications and travel sites, making him a key voice in the industry. Tallis enjoys travelling abroad and taking long hikes.
1060 Published Articles

Inside the $250,000 treehouse suite on the biggest ship in the world
Royal Caribbean's megaship Hero of the Seas features a 12-person treehouse suite which costs more than $250,000 a week to book.
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The Middle East conflict and cruise holidays: What you need to know
Here's what you need to know about cruising during the Middle East conflict.
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Discovery Princess overbooked on final Aussie voyage, guests offered free cruise not to board
As Discovery Princess wrapped up its first and only Australian season, its final voyage out of Australia has seen a surprising message be sent out to guests.
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Fiji Princess runs aground near the island where Tom Hanks’ filmed Cast Away
Thirty passengers have been rescued and taken off their cruise ship after it ran aground in Fiji.
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Royal Caribbean’s Eden snub “sad” – but the town that loves cruise is still a big hit with passengers
The tiny of town Eden on NSW's South Coast of only around 3500 people punches well above its weight in the cruising world.
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As Discovery Princess turns four – why are the other cruise ships in Australia so old?
Last week, Discovery Princess, who is close to wrapping up her first and only Australian season, celebrated her fourth birthday.
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“If you want more variety, overseas is the way to go”: Aussies who want fresh cruise itineraries are looking elsewhere
The lack of variety has led cruisers to look overseas for alternative and fresh itineraries, according to comments on Cruise Passenger and social media.
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Despite the glossy ads, Royal Caribbean beach resort’s impact statement is a work in progress
Royal Caribbean's beach club at Lelepa is still consulting with locals and has yet to complete its environmental impact statement, despite a glossy video and sales campaign.
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