The new ship, Sylvia Earle, will have each of its public decks named after a leading female conservationist. If that’s not a spectacular way to celebrate IWD, we don’t know what is.

The Aussie-owned cruise company is getting ready for a new and unique domestic travel program, which will kick off in June.

Is she the David Attenborough of the marine world or is David Attenborough the Sylvia Earle of the rest of the world? Better read this to find out.

Travel Weekly’s editor is already a big fan of Aurora Expeditions’ new recruit, such is his affection for white linen shirts.

Looking to give your travel bookings a bit of a boost? Well, consider Aurora’s new itineraries and ship renders the expedition cruising equivalent of a Red Bull.

Teal just happens to be our editor’s favourite colour, so there was a fair bit of fangirling from him when this news turned up in his inbox.

This week’s Cruise Wrap is practically bursting at the seams with positive outlooks, banger deals and agent offers. And if that doesn’t tickle your fancy, we don’t know what will.

A novelty-sized leaving card for Monique Ponfoort has started doing the rounds at Ponant HQ off the back of this announcement.

Did you recently send Robert Halfpenny an email but are yet to receive a reply? This might explain why.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly staff are considering filing a class action against our boss because he is not sending us enough photos of the office dog.

Aussie cruise passengers on board the Greg Mortimer, who have been in lockdown since 22 March, have finally received word they will be flying home in the next few days.

In the spirit of keeping this week’s Agent Wrap “good vibes only”, Travel Weekly staff are doing what makes us happy: guzzling red wine and stuffing our faces with cheese.