Those of you who had clients ready and raring to sail out by mid-June may want to prepare a stiff drink before reading this.

A familiar face has returned to CLIA Australasia’s boardroom, and we’re not talking about the office cleaner.

Since working from home, we’ve been using our daily wraps to work out what day it is. We’re not sure what this day used to be called, but it’s now officially Cruise Wrap Day.

The Tourism Minister is urging Australians not to book holidays that are currently banned, despite a surge in cruise bookings.

The cruise industry is getting ready to welcome guests back on board with hefty new health and safety measures that go just short of wrapping them in bubble wrap.

Don’t be fooled by the positive vibes emanating from the accompanying photo. This agency boss is pissed off and seeking action.

Travel Weekly is doing its best to prevent you from watching Netflix’s entire content catalogue with plenty of news in this week’s Cruise Wrap.

The cruise industry body claims its new platform is “next level”. However, that’s not to say agents will be required to climb stairs or use an elevator to access it.

Unfortunately, no award was given to the delicious pinot noir served on the night nor the ginormous cheese board.

Your afternoon is about to get a whole lot more cruisey thanks to all these latest deals and announcements. It should make you look busy for at least an hour.

Travellers are beginning to rethink cruise holidays as coronavirus continues to plague the travel industry. 

The state port authority will re-examine whether implementing ship-to-shore power at White Bay Cruise Terminal is cost-effective.