Even if you’re not really into cruising, you’ve got to admire Carnival’s enthusiasm for gigantic water slides with ocean views.

Despite the promising news about Australia’s international travel restart, the cruise line has pulled the pin on a few more local departures.

The cruise line is refusing to let travel ban extensions slow it down, announcing plans to grow its fleet by two more ships by 2023.

Canada’s obnoxiously handsome PM, Justin Trudeau, has chucked a spanner in the works for cruise fanatics over on that side of the globe.

Spare a thought for the cruise line’s support team, who are madly racing to get in contact with all affected agents and customers.

Do you only read Travel Weekly for the steel-cutting ceremony stories? Well, you’d better fetch your reading glasses for this one.

Carnival Cruise Lines has got the ships and and the hardware, but the secret to its Aussie success lies elsewhere…

Cruise3sixty Australasia welcomes Adam Goldstein to the program.

The global head of the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has declared that the best days for the industry lie […]