Australian-based Aurora Expeditions has joined CLIA as it looks to expand its presence in the UK and Ireland and across Europe.  

The federal government has put paid to years of speculation and intense lobbying for cruise ships to share Garden Island in Sydney Harbour with the Royal Australian Navy.

Executives from 20 cruise lines have confirmed for two Cruise Lines International Association events this autumn, the Port & Destination Summit in Lisbon on September 17 and 18, and Summit at Sea, held on board Royal Caribbean International’s...

The nine ports of Cruise the Saint Lawrence hosted 387,678 passengers and 151,362 crew members in 2017, and 2018 is projected to be even stronger, with a 30% increase in passenger numbers.

Like Australia, New Zealand suffered from infrastructure constraints in 2017. Nevertheless, it continues to rank as one of the world’s fastest growing cruise markets, with a record 98,000 New Zealanders taking an ocean cruise holiday last year.

Asian-sourced cruise passenger numbers hit another record high in 2017, at 4.052m, a 20.6% increase. Of that, 2.4m were from mainland China, however the growth rate decelerated: just 286,000 more Chinese sailed last year, compared to the 1m...

Cindy D’Aoust, president and CEO of Cruise Lines International Association, will be stepping down at the end of the year to focus on family priorities.

Most Caribbean destinations were operating immediately after 2017's devastating hurricane season, and the hardest hit area—the Eastern Caribbean—has made impressive strides.

Cruise Lines International Association is urging accredited travel agent members to be more positive in selling sea holidays.

This summer, the Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators is working with companies in the field to identify how the expedition cruise industry can drastically reduce the use of disposable plastics on ships. AECO will also continue to...