One thing Travel Weekly can guarantee with this Cruise Wrap is you won’t feel seasick while reading it – unless you’re on a ship, of course.

A new report shows cruise tourism contributed billions to the Australian economy. Click here to see which state got the lion’s share.

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

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

Thought were were a good chance of winning at the Cruise Industry Awards but failed to attend Saturday night’s shindig? Find out if there’s a gong with your name on it here.

Today means two things, we spilt porridge all over ourselves at breakfast, and it’s time for the cruise wrap! And yes, both happen every Wednesday.

We chatted with Larry Pimentel about the growing popularity of cruise holidays and the industry’s new number one fan – millennials.

This cruise wrap is longer than that cruise ship that’s being lengthened in Italy. And that’s really saying something, folks.

This cruise wrap envies the length of a ship. Though sadly, it’s not filled with a swimming pool or waiters ready to take your cocktail order.

Get your nose close enough to this and you’ll almost smell the open seas. Plus, you’ll look incredibly silly doing it.

Speaking of luxurious, we found $2 in our pocket and were able to add tomato into our ham and cheese croissant this morning.

This toolkit is a bit different to our own, which is covered in old nail polish and has zero sign of a hammer or drill.