“It’s nice and clean and has so much” – why Aussie cruisers love Singapore
Cruise Passenger readers always have plenty to say about what’s going on in Australian cruise, and in the broader cruise community.
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Oceania releases 2028 and 2029 sailings – with Aussie itineraries from $500 a night
Hot off the heels of being voted the number one cruise line by Cruise Passenger readers, Oceania has released its 2028 and 2029 sailings.
Aussies rush to book Europe as Middle East travel warnings come down
Australia has finally dropped its Smart Traveller warning for the UAE and Qatar.
Middle East peace deal: Here’s what it means for prices, air travel and more
The United States and Iran have agreed in principle to a peace accord that will end military activities. The agreement is due to be signed on Friday, and US President Donald Trump has claimed “oil will flow” after the deal is signed, which has already led to a fall in oil prices. The travel industry … Read more
Your Say: The extraordinary amounts Aussies are tipping their crew members
Some Australians are tipping as much as US$300 for cabin staff. Do you think that this is too much to tip?
Peace or no peace, Aussies have completely changed the way they travel thanks to the Middle East: Here’s what you need to know
Airline prices have skyrocketed, travellers are marooned in uncertainty and people are looking for travel closer to home.
Carnival announces Moreton Island Cabana club – but cruisers question the $400 price
Carnival Cruise Line has made an exciting move, announcing its first ever Australian beachfront cabana club, exclusively for cruise guests.
The best luxury cruise lines – according to our readers
As part of the annual Readers Choice Awards, Cruise Passenger readers came together to vote on their favourite luxury cruise lines.
Aussies flout South Pacific dress code even after warnings – here’s what you should wear
Last week saw the resurfacing of a complicated cruise discussion, over dress codes and appropriate swimwear for Aussies travellers while in the South Pacific.
