NCL boss on price rises and what makes cruisers unhappy
Cruisers could see higher prices according to Harry Sommer, the President and CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings.
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Small ports and regional cruisers lose out in Carnival itineraries without P&O
Carnival Australia is set to release its 2026/27 itineraries this month - the first which will take into account two ships from P&O Cruises Australia, which will be transferred by the beginning of the year
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Prices cut by up to 30 per cent for special food themed cruises on Oceania
Oceania has unveiled food themed cruises hosted by renowned chefs and TV celebrities to explore popular cruising destinations in the Mediterranean and Alaska in 2025 at up to 30 per cent discounted fares.
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On board Ponant at the world’s most inaccessible destination
In an age where it feels like there’s nothing left to discover, Le Commandant Charcot’s reminds us that the world still has its mysteries.
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The world’s biggest ship breaks down due to mechanical issues
The ship, that can carry over 10,000 passengers and crew, has barely scratched the surface of its first year in service.
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It’s time to make your voice heard! Vote in the 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards
Tell us all about the cruise lines you think deserve to be recognised. We believe in this game passengers are the final word on what really matters on the water.
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Flood levels ease and rivers return as cruise lines get innovative to keep sailing
Surging tidelines on the Danube and Rhine have forced several major cruise lines to alter their meticulously planned itineraries.
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Weird things you can’t, and can, pack on a cruise
Irons, no, vodka, no. Knives? Sometimes. Welcome to the wild world of cruising contraband.
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