Calls for speed limits in Alaska after pregnant whale found on the bow of Royal Caribbean ship
An endangered fin whale was found on the bow of Ovation of the Seas, when arriving at port in Seward, Alaska.
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New ships for Australia: Four things that will be different about Oceania Marina
Oceania Marina will swap out with Oceania Riviera in 2028/29 as the Oceania ship in residence on Australian shores.Â
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Sydney, the world’s most expensive port, is offering discounts to create a winter cruise season worth a $1 billion
Winter cruising could make a huge impact on an Australian cruise industry that is losing ships and capacity.
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EOFY cruise sale: 10 best deals ending June 30 – and how to get a genuine bargain
Cruise lines and travel companies have launched some of their biggest End of Financial Year (EOFY) sales, with discounts, free flights and more.
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10 smart ways to choose the right cruise travel insurance: CHOICE results released
Standard travel insurance often overlooks the unique risks of being at sea. Discover the top 10 expert tips for choosing the right coverage, plus see which providers topped CHOICE's latest rankings for the best and most affordable Australian cruise insurers.
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When is a cruise no longer the holiday you paid for? The cancellation compensation debate
Last week Cruise Passenger shared the story of Laura and her family who spent $13,000 for a cruise to the South Pacific who were told it would be going to Queensland instead.
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Ponant Explorations increases expeditions to the Arctic with over 35 voyages in 2028
Ponant Explorations has increased its expeditions to the Arctic with over 35 itineraries for adventure seekers planning to brave the ice in 2028.
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Carnival passengers break out in brawl in the US – no wonder Aussies cruise locally?
A massive brawl broke out between Carnival Cruise Line passengers on a Caribbean cruise to the Bahamas.
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Why Tahiti is betting on cruise tourism as direct flights bring paradise closer
Tourism leaders from French Polynesia have unveiled an ambitious new push into the Australian market, built around a simple proposition: Tahiti is no longer just a honeymoon destination for the wealthy. It is a diverse, accessible and sustainable destination that is best explored by ship.
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