It appears that a Carnival sales executive reports directly to the line’s American owners. Its leader in Australia, Vice President Australia, New Zealand, Kara Glamore, was made redundant.
The conversion of two P&O cruise ships to Carnival have been all the talk of the Australian cruise community. We’re hearing the first comments from passengers.
With Cyclone Alfred already triggering power outages and evacuations along the East Coast, the Cyclone has thrown the cruise industry into disarray. From passengers stuck on shore wondering if their cruise is going to happen, to others calmly circling the seas after being told their cruise has been extended without cost, it’s chaos from all angles.
As we draw closer to the transition of P&O Cruises Australia into being a part of Carnival Cruises, there are many things we know about what the new ships will look like, as well as many things we don’t.
Carnival Splendor arrived in Sydney this morning at the start of Australia’s seven-month wave season – one that will see a new record and some poignant departures. The Carnival Splendor will be among vessels taking over the P&O Australia mantle when the brand is closed down in February. Carnival Cruises has been amping up the brand … Read more
David Jones was Carnival Australia’s corporate communications manager from 2009 to 2022. Now he laments the departing of the best leaders our cruise industry had and asks: what happens next?
Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Lines, explains why P&O Australia had to shut
The federal government has announced that Covid protocols and vaccination requirements will be repealed for the upcoming wave season.
In a warning about competitor cruise lines trying to get their vessels better mooring positions in sought-after Sydney Harbour, Carnival Australia President, Marguerite Fitzgerald said: “The cruise capacity problem will only be resolved if all the stakeholders come together for a serious discussion, not by ships jostling for position. “It’s time for a conversation about … Read more
She's the most specious ship yet from luxury line Oceania Cruises. James Sitters tells Rose Kelly and Peter Lynch what's on board the new class of ship, including restaurants, spas and suites.
