Cruise industry launches campaign for change as ships sail away
The body representing cruise ship owners is preparing to mount a major lobbying campaign to persuade governments in the region to bring down costs and relax regulations.
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Sky high port charges are driving cruise ships away from Australia
High port charges are driving cruise ship operators away from Australia a Cruise Passenger investigation has revealed
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Silversea celebrates 30 years with most energy efficient ship and a new presence in Australia
Silversea marks two milestones as the line officially named Silver Ray in Lisbon and celebrates its 30th anniversary as a leader in luxury cruise travel.
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Change of guard at Ponant with Deb Corbett taking over as CEO Asia Pacific
Luxury expedition line Ponant has appointed Deb Corbett as CEO Asia Pacific after seven years with the line and 30 years in the industry.
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P&O Australia democratised cruising and will leave a big hole
P&O Australia democratised cruising for ordinary Australian families and its demise is sad for cruise passengers
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We want Saturdays off, says Alaskan town where every other person is a cruise ship passenger
The possibility of a cap on cruise ship passengers to Alaska has been a hot topic for a while now, and tourism officials have now agreed on a cap on passengers.
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The search is on for an Aussie cruise celebrity like Pitbull
We are searching for an Aussie Pitbull Prosecco as Princess Cruises serves up drinks names after stars
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We’ve lost 30% of our cruise ship capacity – did greed and regulation kill off our favourite holiday?
An investigation by Cruise Passenger into the effects of the shock announcement of P&O Australia’s merger with Carnival Cruises shows the country’s cruise ship capacity will be slashed by as much as 30% by 2026.
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