Should you wear flip-flops in the dining room? NCL says yes!
Norwegian Cruise Line’s new advertising campaign recognises a very real truth in the cruising world, that the face of cruising has greatly shifted over recent years.
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Melbourne want local cruises: “We flew our 10 grandkids to Brisbane and it was over $8000”
Cruise Passenger reader Jeanette has shared her frustration, and the cost effect of Melbourne no longer homeporting large cruise ships.
Why Australia’s new centre for disease control should cover cruise ship outbreaks
Australia has launched its new Australian Centre for Disease Control, but it is not clear if it will cover outbreaks on cruise ships.
Oceania switches to adults-only, posing the question: is it better to travel without kids?
Oceania Cruises will from now on be an adults-only cruise line, meaning only passengers 18 years and older will be allowed onboard.
Celebrity Solstice is coming back to Australia with cruises priced from $155 a night
Celebrity Solstice will be returning to Australia for the 2027/28 season. The premium cruise line will still deploy Celebrity Edge to the region as well.
Hawaii’s new climate change tax on cruise ships has been blocked by the federal court
Hawaii wants to enact a new tax on climate change tax on cruise ships.
New Zealand turned its cruise crisis around – here’s what Australia can learn from the Kiwis
New Zealand has proved what a dedicated and coordinated policy can do for the industry.Â
Exclusive: Melbourne moves to try and win back cruise with ‘strategic plan’
The last few years have seen Station Pier in Melbourne transform from a thriving cruise hub to a port that rarely sees large ships homeporting and far trails ports like Brisbane in ship activity.Â
Crown Princess has arrived for the Australian season with some brand new treats
Crown Princess is one of the fastest selling cruise ships not just in Australia, but in the entire world. The ship has sold out nearly half of its upcoming year of Aussie cruises.
