Amsterdam wants to ban almost all cruise vessels by 2035 with Europe’s toughest laws
Amsterdam has been long flirting with the idea of severely limiting cruise ships.
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Royal Caribbean starts building another ‘world’s biggest ship’ – but competition is coming
Royal Caribbean has cut steel on its latest ship, the fifth ship from its Icon class.
Disney’s biggest ever ship is about to arrive in Singapore – here’s why Aussies are booking
It appears many will be heading to Singapore, where Disney Adventure will homeport year round.
Here’s what cruise lines do to tame the behaviour of children onboard – is it enough?
One topic that never quite goes away in the cruising world is that of kids and their behaviour on ships.Â
Norwegian Cruise Line opens bookings for the line’s biggest ship Norwegian Aura
Norwegian Aura, NCL’s biggest and newest ship, is officially open for bookings. The ship will begin sailing homeporting out of Miami in June 2027.
Carnival lashes Maritime Union as Carnival Adventure sails into Melbourne amid protests
The MUA, or Maritime Union Australia, has been extremely vocal in recent weeks about what they are calling exploitation of cruise ship workers.
“We cruise because I don’t have to cook and clean the whole time” – why younger Aussies are cruising
Demand for cruises continues to increase in popularity, but now younger Australians are looking to cruise for their next holiday.
Royal Caribbean expands its loyalty program as Carnival’s plan continues to cause pain
Royal Caribbean has officially announced its new Points Choice program, which will begin on January 30.Â
A $500 fine and lifetime ban for kids breaking cruise ship curfews – too harsh or necessary?
Cruise Passenger readers always have plenty to say about what’s going on in Australian cruise, and in the broader cruise community.
