Aussie cruise visitors to New Zealand plummet 41 per cent in just two years – luring them back won’t be easy
The road ahead is looking difficult for New Zealand cruise industry as figures reveal the number of Aussies cruising there dropped from 133,000 to 78,000 in the past two years.
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Australians are keener than ever on cruising – but thanks to bad government, the region is running out of ships
CLIA’s latest source market report confirmed some good news, Australian cruise continues to grow and Aussies are cruising more than ever.
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“I think the biggest problem is the confusion” – cruisers call for transparency over gratuities
An eternal question for cruise passengers is, ‘where do my gratuities go?’.
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Cast Away cruise ship Fiji Princess retired after 22 years – passengers pay tribute
Fiji Princess, who's been taking guests on trips around the Pacific for 22 years, will now be retired after her highly publicised grounding last week.
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Cruise ships halt visits to famous Alaskan glacier after landslides
Cruise lines are skipping the famous attraction Tracy Arm in Alaska after a massive landslide last summer.
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“Will miss having her in Australian waters” – cruise passengers rated the ships they sailed on this season
As we come to the end of the 2026/27 cruise season in Australia, Cruise Passenger followers have shared their memories and time onboard the 63 ships that have visited our shores.
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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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