The ABC claims Carnival mistreats its crew, but government inspectors have found no evidence. What’s really happening?
How much are Carnival's crews paid? The Maritime Union of Australia and the ABC claim they are underpaid, but Carnival says they are at industry standards. What's really happening?
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Why we’re looking at cruising overseas: “Australia has few options and is expensive”
Cruise Passenger readers always have plenty to say about what’s going on in Australian cruise, and in the broader cruise community.
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Country by country: How Europe’s heatwave is affecting ocean cruising
It may be baking on shore, but Europe’s ocean lines are coping well with the heatwave.
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Crystal will build its third luxury liner to be delivered in 2034
Crystal will debut its third luxury liner in May 2034.
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From bad weather to invasive beetles – are cruise port cancellations too frequent?
Aussie cruisers are all too familiar with the feeling of having a port visit cancelled.Â
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Australia’s cruise industry is sounding the alarm on jobs and $7.3 bn of economic activity
Australia's cruise industry and the people who supply produce and services to our local fleet have launched an unprecedented campaign to warn governments that the nation is in danger of losing its place as one of the world's premier cruise destinations, despite Australians being among the world's most enthusiastic cruise travellers.
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Scenic Eclipse II sails into the heart of London, opening up a new frontier
The ocean yacht made its Thames debut giving a glimpse of what's to come for the luxury line.
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Details emerge on new Disney ship in Japan – will this be the new go-to for Aussies?
Disney is continuing its journey into Asia, with new details surfacing on its upcoming ship in Japan, which is currently unnamed.
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