Hong Kong has more to offer cruise passengers than ever before, incentives will be offered to visiting cruise lines, and the response to the lifting of the destination’s mask mandate by the international community has been both ‘overwhelming’ and ...

Kevin O’Sullivan, CEO of the New Zealand Cruise Association, will retire on June 30.

Princess Cruises’ 3,080-passenger Crown Princess will be the largest cruise ship to homeport year-round in Sydney when she debuts in October next year.

Murray River Paddlesteamers, which operates the 16-passenger Emmylou on Australia’s longest river, released its 2024-25 programme featuring new shore excursions.

There will be four first-time delegates in the 15-strong team at Seatrade Cruise Global led by the CEO of the Australian Cruise Association, Jill Abel, who will be attending for the 17th year.

Among plans to strengthen its cruise business, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines appointed high-level cruise veteran Tony Kaufman as senior executive advisor.

A partnership with Maritime Holdings Group (MHG) will see Vikand provide global healthcare support and medical guidance to doctors and nurses onboard Peace Boat's Pacific World.

Hong Kong is experiencing a strong cruise comeback with international ships berthing and homeporting in the city this month.

Steve Odell was inducted into Cruise Lines International Association Australasia’s Hall of Fame at a glittering annual black-tie dinner in Sydney on Saturday.

Resorts World One (ex Explorer Dream) today became the first cruise ship to resume year-round service from Hong Kong's Kai Tak Cruise Terminal.