Exclusive: Carnival boss backs cruise summit and announces $4 billion boost to Australia
Carnival’s Peter Little throws his support behind calls for a national cruise summit, pledging year-round sailing, affordable fares, and a bright future for Australian cruising.
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Aussie cruisers put a $15,000 deposit down for a life at sea – they are still waiting to sail
Dennis and Taryna Wawn from Perth were amongst those who put down a deposit with apparent residential cruise line Victoria Cruises Line.
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Opinion: It’s Cruise Month and Australia is the world’s fourth-biggest cruise market – so why are we exporting our passengers?
It's Cruise Month - four weeks of celebration where cruise lines unveil their best offers and travel agents inspire their clients. But local cruise is suffering and Canberra isn't listening.
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Villa Vie Odyssey launches a new month-to-month rental option
Villa Vie Odyssey, the residential cruise ship at sea has launched a month-to-month rental with the option to buy and live permanently onboard.
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“We have no problem with our crew having tattoos. They certainly don’t affect their work ethic.”
Cruise Passenger readers always have plenty to say about what’s going on in Australian cruise, and in the broader cruise community. Your Say covers "tattoos" as a topic for this week's interest area.
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Who is being greedy? NCL starts charges for second entrees at meal times – “This is ridiculous,” say cruisers
Norwegian Cruise Line’s new USD$5 (AUD$7.50) fee for second entrees has the cruise world divided.
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Carnival gets strong revenue from Australia after closing P&O, hopefully securing year round sailings
Carnival's decision to cut P&O Cruises Australia appears to already be proving financially beneficial to the company.
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Hapag-Lloyd sends first ship to the Kimberley as debate continues on restrictions
German cruise line Hapag-Lloyd will expand into Australia and the Asia Pacific.
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