Julie’s ‘Next Level’ Win: From Sandals to Staterooms on a Luxury Murray River Cruise
Meet our Murray River Cruise Competition Winner, Julie Patterson from Geelong, who will be returning to her favourite holiday destination after 30 years.
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Tourism chiefs attack Melbourne port after collapse of cruise calls next season
A Cruise Passenger has led to mainstream media outlets and the cruise industry to call on the Victorian Government for "major changes".
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Carnival settles $2.4 million lawsuit that may change how cruise lines handle missed ports
P&O Cruises Australia were sued in a class-action lawsuit by passengers after their ship sailed into poor weather conditions.
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Explore Southeast Asia and Australia in all-inclusive luxury from just $13,272
You can live the life of luxury at sea with top cruise line Regent Seven Seas Cruises and save up to 40 per cent on selected voyages in 2025 and 2026.
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New regulations mean cruise ships will need to maintain a longer distance from polar bears and walruses
From January 1 this year, a series of new regulations regarding expedition cruises in the Arctic have come into effect.
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Royal Caribbean sends Legend of the Seas to Barcelona, seat of protests over large vessels
Royal Caribbean has announced Legend of the Seas, the third ship of its Icon Class, the world's biggest.
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Pacific Explorer just docked for the final time – here’s what she’ll look like as Star Voyager
Today, Pacific Explorer docked in Singapore, marking the end of her last ever voyage under P&O cruises.
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Cruise lines issue plea against Nice ban as more of Europe lines up against big ships
The Cruise Lines International Association is launching a last-minute bid to keep cruising alive in the French port of Nice. The city's Mayor Christian Estrosi has already signed a decree that pledges to ban ships carrying more than 900 passengers from entering the town's port.
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