Check out our Azamazing interview with Azamara’s newly appointed sales director for Australia and NZ. See what we did there?

The cruise line has bobbed up to reveal a string of new regional and global appointments.

Personally, we think there are much more suitable names for the ship such as Cruisy McCruiseface or simply Azza, to give it a more Australian feel.

Coral Expeditions is already looking a little different after its NRMA deal, and we’re not talking about the new chaise longue in the office reception area.

Sycamore Partners has wasted no time since announcing its acquisition of Azamara. Staff have even managed to fit in a couple of celebratory pub lunches.

While many cruise companies are offloading some of their ships to stay afloat during the pandemic, Royal Caribbean is selling an entire brand.

Despite what the headline suggests, the cruise group isn’t offering agents to take a dip in a literal pool of cash, much to our disappointment.

The boutique cruise line has tripled the size of its local sales team with a slew of new appointments, as well as revealing its new restart date.

This week’s Cruise Wrap is so hefty, we reckon that if each letter weighed a tonne, it would equate to a 4,000-pax ship. However, we’re not mathematicians and we also haven’t made any effort to count each individual letter.

Travel Weekly is tickled pink to present you with this week’s Cruise Wrap, and that’s not only because it was the last thing standing between us and lunch.

Get set for Travel Weekly’s famous Cruise Wrap! And by famous, we mean our editor’s mum prints it out and sticks it on her fridge.

This week’s Cruise Wrap is best enjoyed while listening to the song “Cruisin'”. The Smokey Robinson version, that is – not that corny cover by Gwyneth Paltrow and Huey Lewis.