
Revealed: How Regional cities are hardest hit by Australia’s cruise capacity decline in 2025/26
Cruise Passenger has thoroughly reported the decline in Australia cruise numbers, with the industry losing around 35% of cruise capacity over three years.
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“After 35 cruises on Carnival our next cruise will most likely be our last.”
Cruise passengers, especially Cruise Passenger readers always have plenty to say about what’s going on with Australian cruise, and in the broader cruise community.
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I’m one of the first onboard Oceania Allura – here’s a look inside
Oceania Allura doesn't just look gorgeous, but the quality look and style of the build shows that nothing has been overlooked.
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Australians join the rush to buy the world’s most expensive cruise ship suite
Australians have joined the world-wide rush to book Regent Seven Seas Prestige, Regent Seven Seas Cruises new ships which has the world’s largest suite.
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Cruise ships finally return to Port Vila in huge win for Vanuatu after earthquake
Since the tragic December 2024 earthquake, cruise ships haven’t been able to visit Port Vila, Vanuatu.
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Joshua Gul’s cruise ship miracle – CPR on Carnival Encounter saved his life
Joshua Gul, a 55-year old Buderim man was enjoying what should have been a relaxing cruise out of Brisbane, when things took a disastrous turn.
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Exclusive analysis: Another Carnival line makes loyalty program cuts – here’s what it means for cruisers
Luxury cruise line Seabourn has announced an overhaul of its loyalty program. Long-term customers will see less value from loyalty status.
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Crystal is offering savings of up to $5000 per suite for select journeys in 2025, 2026 and 2027
Luxury line, Crystal is offering savings of up to $5000 per suite and onboard credit of up to US$1500 for a range of itineraries in 2025, 2026 and 2027.
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Nice cruise ban gets overturned by courts – how this affects your cruise
The saga of Nice and Villefranche in France attempting to ban cruise ships has taken yet another turn.Â
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