Royal Caribbean clears land for new port but Juneau says they don’t have permission
Royal Caribbean and the city of Juneau, a key cruise port in Alaska, appear to be the precipice of yet another feud.
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Aussies flock to Singapore for cruise holidays 50% cheaper – here’s what you need to know
Over recent years we’ve been seeing less domestic cruising options for Aussies, especially those who live outside of Sydney and Brisbane.
Cruisers are feeling the pinch as drinks packages cost more than the cruise fare
Cruise passengers have reported that they feel priced out of drinks packages.
“Challenging environment” and local decline forces New Zealands to cruise overseas
CLIA’s figures show a 7.1% decline in New Zealander’s who took an ocean cruise in 2024 compared to 23, with 80,200 jumping on a ship in local.
Carnival passengers call for earlier kids curfew after series of incidents
Carnival passengers have been receiving reminders the line’s 1am curfew for children, however, many cruisers feel like this isn’t enough.
New cruise tax comes into effect as Europe sees mass anti-tourism demonstrations
Greece’s new 20 Euro tax (AUD$35) for cruise passengers arriving in Santorini and Mykonos is set to come into effect from the start of July, just two weeks away.
Princess to homeport two ships in Singapore as a third of Aussie cruises sell out
Princess has announced that it will have two ships in Singapore for the 2026/27 cruise season, the same amount of ships that it will have in Australia.
How a TikTok dance led to a controversial Carnival ban of an everyday item
Cruise lines are constantly tweaking their rules, such as banning new items or or putting new policies into place to try and make cruising an overall more pleasant experience.
Real reason Melbourne cruise numbers have sunk as other states prioritise cruise tourism
A new report, commissioned by the Victorian opposition has offered more data on the decline in Melbourne and Victoria’s cruise industry.
