Despite Australia’s cruise success, Cunard confirms it won’t be bringing any ships here
Cunard has released its deployments for the 2027/28 season, and sadly, Australia is nowhere to be seen.
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Australian cruising is at a near all-time high – but the industry issues warning of the future
Australia’s post-pandemic cruise growth continues to trend upwards, with 1.32 million Aussies taking a cruise in 2024, a 5.9% rise from 2023.
Carnival Luminosa
While Carnival Luminosa is quite new to the Carnival fleet, previously serving as Costa Luminosa for Costa Cruises. it has proved a big hit afrer its first Australian season with its homeport in Brisbane.
Exclusive: Despite harsh criticism, 70% of cruisers are enjoying the new Carnival ships
The survey revealed that of those who have already sailed on the new ships, 66% reported having a good experience, and 21% reported having an ‘okay’ experience.
Cruise industry sues Alaskan town over shore tour tax as another throws out cruise caps
CLIA has put forward a lawsuit against the small Alaskan town of Skagway, which has a population of just 1212 people.
“People think we’re rich but we’re not” – living on a cruise ship doesn’t cost what you’d think
American couple Johan Bodin and Lanette Canen have revealed the secrets of their lifestyle, eight months into their 15-year journey of living on a cruise ship.
Carnival Splendor
Thinking of taking a cruise on Carnival Splendor? This ultimate guide has everything you need to know – itineraries, entertainment, food, and more.
The Royal Caribbean tweak that will make your cruise cost $60 more
Royal Caribbean blog reported seeing the prices jump up, with many of the cruise lines signature cocktails which were previously USD$14, now costing USD$15.
Why New Zealand’s hugely popular cruise ports are losing ships and tourism dollars
Its cruise association has reported a 40% decline in port calls, and has launched a campaign to persuade cruise lines to return.