Cruisers speculate over Carnival Splendor mystery upgrades
Carnival Splendor is finished with her dry dock in Singapore and is ready to return to Australian waters with a brand new look.
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Cruise lawyer claims Aussies could get compensation for missed ports
Thousands of Australians followed the Cruise Passenger story of Stan Hoey, a British passenger whose Cunard itinerary suffered cruise cancellations at a range of New Zealand ports.
Norwegian Cruise Line releases new Europe 2026 sailings
With demand high, NCL has rolled out an extra range of cruises for the 2026 northern hemisphere cruise season, adding a massive 225 new voyages.
Stan Hoey flew across the world to see the NZ Fjords, but his cruise was cancelled. He’s just won a court case after proving Cunard knew the cruise would not take place
Stan Hoey has won compensation after finding an email which showed his booking company knew he coud not sail the NZ Fjords
The best cruises in Europe 2025
Tallis Borne Marcus reveals why 2025 is set to be a standout season for cruise enthusiasts, with new destinations, itineraries, and ships making European getaways more exciting than ever.
The world’s biggest ship is getting a sister: Star of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International’s Star of the Seas will soon join Royal Caribbean’s Icon class of ships, alongside the world’s biggest ship Icon of the Seas.
The Dutch port wanting more cruise tourism
Cruise is facing a challenge period, with many ports around the world seeing both people-driven protest and government-imposed cruise caps.
Princess Packages now include unlimited specialty dining, but guests are sceptical
Princess has announced a major change to its package system, with a major upgrade to the Princess Premier package. The big headline being that the package now includes unlimited specialty dining.
Should Princess be family friendly or join ‘no kids’ competitors?
Should Princess Cruises, the family line famous in Australia for more adult journeys, be more family friendly?