The Asia Cruise Cooperation (ACC) is focused on enhancing the visibility of its current members, creating opportunities for its partners to appear on cruise itineraries, and offering something new to the market.

When Royal Caribbean International’s Ovation of the Seas arrives in Sydney next Friday for her seventh homeporting, the company will have three ships in Australia for its biggest 2023-24 cruise season.

Singapore and India are both the major hubs and source markets currently impacting the revival of Southeast Asia cruising.

Justin Poulson, VP itinerary planning at Silversea, and Marcus Puttich, director destinations TUI Cruises, representing Mein Schiff fleet and Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, both believe Asia holds great appeal and excitement for new cruisers to the region...

Spring flowers and summer festivals highlight Princess Cruises' 2025 Japan program.

Disney Wonder arrived in Sydney on Friday to kick off Disney Cruise Line's first Australia/New Zealand program.

US-based river cruse company AmaWaterways will open a dedicated regional office for Australia and New Zealand in Sydney next month.

Mitsui Ocean Cruises, the newly named cruise brand of Mitsui OSK, reflects the company’s 140-year maritime history and cherishes a sense of Japan, grounded in nature and traditional culture.

Luxury travel today is based on ‘completely different drivers’ than in previous decades, as insecurity boosts the need for opulence at the same time as a large demographic is favouring travel over goods. 

East Asia is the last significant region globally for cruising to recover but judging from discussions at Seatrade Cruise Asia Pacific 2023 it is poised to reassert its past prominence.