Cruisers left on shore in Hawaii as tsunami alarm sounded
Cruisers on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship in Hawaii had to dramatically sprint to get back onto their cruise ship, as the tsunami alarm sounded throughout the town.
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Cruise passengers brace for news as tsunami warnings issued across the Pacific
A massive 8.8 magnitude earthquake near Russia has led to the issuing of tsunami warnings across the Pacific. A range of cruise ships could be affected, with warnings issued across the pacific.
Watch: Shocking video of cruise passenger tumbling off pool railing on Icon of the Seas
A video has gone viral of an Icon of the Seas passenger taking a spectacular tumble over a pool railing.
“Try staying on the Gold Coast for a family for five nights with food, drinks and so on. A cruise is still the best value holiday”
This week brought the news that Princess’s seemingly to-good-to-be-true packages are exactly that, too good to be true.
Cruising New Zealand: government admits it’s “vital”, but they’ll need Aussie help to fix a decline in ships
The New Zealand’s cruise industry has been hit hard and leaders are trying to find solutions. But the country still needs the help from Australia to fix the decline in ship visitation.
Cruise Passenger’s guide to the best cruise insurance for Australians
This is Cruise Passenger’s ultimate guide to travel insurance and who has the best for Australians.
“We were treated like criminals”: 100+ crew members deported from Carnival Cruise Line
The highly publicised deportations of immigrants in the United States are now being felt in the cruise industry as well.
Juneau could introduce a new summer sales tax – could this affect your cruise?
The small Alaskan town of Juneau is continuing to find better ways to manage the huge flow of cruise ship traffic that it sees each summer.
Princess Cruises Premier and Plus Packages now 30% more expensive
Princess Plus and Princess Premier, the two opt-in packages on Princess sailings have become a popular option for Princess cruisers.
