Aussies amongst millions affected in Carnival Cruise Line data breach by cyber criminals
Australians are amongst the around six million cruisers who were told by Carnival that their data was potentially stolen.
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“No g-strings, no monokinis” – Aussie cruisers told to cover up for South Pacific islands
Aussie cruisers heading out to the South Pacific have received a stern warning from Carnival to use swimwear that isn’t offensive to the locals of these islands.
Should you upgrade to a premium cruise line? The surprising reasons it can be worth it
Sailing a premium cruise line isn’t about price. Indeed it can sometimes be cheaper than a contemporary line. Here’s what you need to know to decide if you are a premium cruiser.
The best premium cruise lines – according to Cruise Passenger readers
As part of Cruise Passenger’s readers choice survey, cruisers were asked to pick out their favourite premium cruise lines.
“Carnival could have fixed this problem” – cruisers still upset over loyalty changes
Cruise Passenger readers always have plenty to say about what’s going on in Australian cruise, and in the broader cruise community.
Could you sue your cruise line for ‘chair hogging’? This German court says yes
A German tourist has been awarded about $1600 in a rather extraordinary lawsuit over ‘chair hogging’.
New Zealand’s strategic cruise plan steams ahead while Australia continues to lag behind
New Zealand continues to steam ahead with its collaborative cruise strategy, formed by industry and government together and presented by the New Zealand Cruise Association.
Dare to compare: Should you cruise with Azamara or Oceania Cruises?
There are two cruise lines that have been upping their presence in Australia, and they have something in common.
“Entitlement of the Seas” – Royal Caribbean cruisers mocked for protesting a missed port
The Alaskan cruise season has run into another obstacle, with Royal Caribbean cruisers extremely upset at last-minute itinerary changes to their Alaskan sailings.
