Tired of your colleagues outsmarting you when it comes to the latest cruise brochures and deals? Get the upper hand right here.

Calling all cruise industry personnel: the NSW government wants YOU to provide input on the next steps for a potential terminal in Port Botany.

The cruise industry is making “unprecedented” progress in going green, according to CLIA. Find out exactly how it’s making cruising more sustainable here.

This cruise wrap is as long as this week has felt. On the bright side, if you need to look like you’re super-busy for a while, you can kill almost a whole afternoon scrolling through this one.

Tasmania has set an ambitious three-year plan to have suitable cruise vessels, small to large, visiting regional ports across the state.

Do you feel out of touch on the latest news in the cruise sector? Never fear, Travel Weekly’s cruise wrap is here!

Venetians are set to have some relief with the news that Italian authorities are making progress toward rerouting large cruise ships away from the overburdened Guidecca Canal.

As the city drowns in Game of Thrones fans and history buffs, Dubrovnik’s mayor has teamed up with cruise industry heavyweights to come up with solutions.

There have been some grandiose movements locally and globally in the travel industry of late. Almost as grandiose as our editor’s quadruple-shot espresso with two marshmallows this morn.

Thousands of protesters have marched in Venice demanding cruise ships be kept out of the city’s lagoon.

CLIA has weighed in on re-kindled calls by locals and politicians to reroute large ships in Venice following the recent crash that left five injured.

In bad news for Baby Boomers who go cruising to escape those pesky Millennials comes this new study.