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THE P&O boogie that came with a painful twist: an $8000 medical bill
A P&O passenger and her sister were doing what you do on a P&O cruise, living it up on the dance floor. However, unexpected tragedy struck on Pacific Adventure when one of the sisters suddenly shattered her ankle while dancing.
NZ government studies report on Milford Sound cruise ban
The strategy includes planning for what is categorised as a “medium likeliehood” for a blanket ban on all cruises in Milford Sound and the lower South Island.
Norwegian Encore gets makeover as cruisers call for luxury
Norwegian Encore will be dry-docking for two-weeks over November and December and will emerge with a range of upgrades and enhancements across the ship.
Exclusive: 70% of cruisers say parents to blame for “feral kids”
Around 70% of Royal Caribbean cruisers said they believe a child’s behaviour is the responsibility of the parents.
Cruise prices set for record highs as demand soars around the globe
Royal Caribbean prices are set to jump, with the company announcing the increase will continue into 2025.
In less than 100 days Crown Princess will be our biggest ever full-time Princess ship
Set to arrive on Aussie shores October 26, the 113,561-tonne Crown Princess will be the first ship that Princess Cruises have ever sent to Australia.
Princess sends record eight ships to Alaska as protests grow
Princess Cruises is gearing up for its biggest ever Alaska season, with the cruise line announcing that they will be sending eight ships to the region in 2026.
“They are feral”: Royal Caribbean revisits kids curfew amidst complaints of misbehaviour
Royal Caribbean International President and CEO Michael Bayley has said “it’s probably time” to think about ways to expand and enforce Royal Caribbean’s kids curfew.