Cruise lines issue plea against Nice ban as more of Europe lines up against big ships
The Cruise Lines International Association is launching a last-minute bid to keep cruising alive in the French port of Nice. The city's Mayor Christian Estrosi has already signed a decree that pledges to ban ships carrying more than 900 passengers from entering the town's port.
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Who won the world’s first cruise ship restaurant ratings?
Forbes Travel Guide has put together an industry first, creating the world’s first rating system for cruise ship restaurants.
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Why cruise lines are betting BIG on ships that can carry huge numbers of passengers
Royal Caribbean is rolling out mega-ships every other year, Norwegian Cruise Line has just ordered its four biggest ships yet, from 2029 Carnival Cruise Line will begin rolling out its biggest ships yet.
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Bookings in 2025: Welcome to the year of NO DEALS
Strong forward bookings are making 2025 a difficult year to snag a last minute deal. But we find some ways to
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Voyager of the Seas will sail just one season in Australia – here’s what that means
A test sailing uploaded on Royal Caribbean's website appears to confirm that Voyager of the Seas will sail out of Los Angeles for the 26/27 season.
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Tiny Broome – and US ports – are showing Sydney how to attract the cruise industry
The WA government and American ports are investing heavily in the cruise industry. So why is Sydney falling behind?
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Getting a refund after a cruise cancellation can feel like a lottery – best advice: “Be polite, patient but stubborn”
This week two major cruisers were diverted due to weather warnings in the South Pacific. But a lucky few managed to get a refund.
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Goodbye to an Australian cruise legend – Pacific Explorer heads for new life in Asia
Pacific Explorer is sailing her final journey under the P&O banner - in Singapore she will join Resorts World Cruises.
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