Five things Albo’s government can do to encourage cruise tourism
Cruise industry figures are hoping Labor’s win will lead to more streamlined passing of legislation and decision-making, which could benefit the industry.
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Are cruise passengers too rude? Popular Carnival ambassador has had enoughÂ
A popular online cruise figure had to log off from his usual Q&A’s after barrages of negative comments.
Carnival Cruise Line cruisers start petition for free pizza until midnight on new P&O ships
Carnival cruisers are petitioning for the rollout of late-night pizza on Carnival Encounter and Carnival Adventure.
Is being banned for life from all cruise lines the way to end bad passenger behaviour?
The behaviour of cruise ship passengers has been firmly in the spotlight over recent weeks.
Cruise lines are expanding their private islands – here’s what you need to know
Private islands are fast becoming a key part of the cruise world, with all major cruise lines looking to open their own private destinations and islands.
Opinion: Our biggest complaint isn’t prices, it’s repeat itineraries and complacent lines
As cruise lines have tightened the purse strings in recent years, we’ve seen major cruise lines in Australia like Royal Caribbean and Carnival largely standardise their itineraries, offering less variety.Â
Disney Cruises slashes prices once again as it struggles to win over Australian families
Disney Cruises has offered a 30% discount to a range of wholesalers, meaning cruisers will be able to get 30% off their next Disney cruise for a limited time.
Royal Caribbean announces ships for 2026/27 season – big win for Australia
In a surprising but extremely welcome turn of events, Royal Caribbean has confirmed that Australia will once again have two Quantum-class ships.
Royal Caribbean is about to announce our 2026/27 season – will Australia or Singapore win out?
On Thursday Royal Caribbean will finally release the much anticipated Australian sailings for the 26/27 cruise season.
