Amsterdam cruise cuts: Passenger caps and port set to move
The city of Amsterdam has imposed a number limits on cruise ship passengers, as well as pledged to move the city dock out of the city centre.
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Crystal Cruises continues its resurgence with two new ships on the way
Crystal Cruises will be building two new ships, a sign of the strong recovery of the luxury line.
Why your cruise just became $1200 more expensive – unless you live in Sydney or Brisbane
As P&O wrapping up their Australian operations is undoubtedly a blow for the wider industry where we may see huge price increases.
Why more and more Aussies are making the leap to luxury cruising
More Australians are opting for cruise holidays in the luxury and expedition space according to travel agents.
Small fire breaks out on Icon of the Seas
The world’s largest ship, Icon of the Seas, was docked in Costa Maya in Mexico when suddenly it experienced power outages and a small fire.
Federal government faces calls to welcome cruise back to Australia
Shadow Minister for Trade and Tourism Kevin Hogan has called for the Albanese Government to take action and give the cruise industry more regulatory certainty.
Calls for new ‘welcoming’ cruise policy change to tempt ships back
Industry leaders are calling for a summit on the cruise crisis as the situation sparks a political row
Regent unveils new class of ship with even more luxury
Regent Seven Seas Cruises has unveiled not just a new ship, Seven Seas Prestige, but also a new Prestige class of ships. Seven Seas Prestige will arrive in 2026, with the company also revealing plans for a second ship by 2029.
Two cardiac arrests, an airlift, a $150,000 payout: Aldo’s cruise ship miracle
Madonna O’Brien and Aldo Razza are a cruising couple from Gloucester in New South Wales. Whenever, they can, they leave their small for an annual cruise holiday with Royal Caribbean. It was during one of these annual escapes where everything went wrong beyond imagination.