How the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle made 3000 Carnival passengers miss their port
Aussie cruisers are no strangers to port cancellations, especially when sailing in the South Pacific.
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Wine, canapés, prizes and river cruise deals – brought to you by the Cruise Passenger team
Dreaming of your next river cruise getaway? Join the Cruise Passenger team and our River Cruise Collective lines for an exclusive and intimate evening dedicated to all things river cruising.
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Australians now third largest buyers, says the world’s most luxurious cruise line
Australians have pushed the country to Number 3 in the world for luxury spending in cruise. They are buying bigger suites and longer voyages, despite the cost of living crises. That's why Regent Seven Seas and Oceania Cruises are sending ships here, says Global Ambassador Steve Odell in this exclusive interview.
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Ponant Explorations unveils 150 magical journeys to the Med, Northern Europe and Atlantic Islands in 2027/28
Ponant Explorations has unveiled more than 150 unforgettable itineraries in the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and Atlantic Islands for 2027/28.
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Turned away: travellers share their advice after LGBTQ cruise refused entry for “breaching moral values”
This week, our headline issue was the turning away of LGBTQ cruiser passengers in Egypt and Türkiye.
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Does Norwegian Cruise Line have the solution to chair hogging?
Norwegian Cruise Line has been receiving praise from cruisers for their new strategy to prevent chair hogging
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Hundreds of Aussies were onboard the LGBTQ cruise turned away from two countries
A cruise run by an LGBTQ events company on Virgin Voyages’ Scarlet Lady has been turned away from Egypt and Türkiye.
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Parents can track their kids on Legend of the Seas – should it be a fleet-wide initiative?
Following a pilot program on Icon of the Seas and further tweaking on Star of the Seas, Royal Caribbean has decided to officially add child tracking to Legend of the Seas.
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Say goodbye to the paper passenger card: Australia’s borders are going digital
Australia will soon begin phasing out paper passenger cards in favour of a digital alternative, as part of a $56.1 million push to modernise the country's border control system.
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