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

COVID-19 halted the PC-6 vessel’s construction last year, but thankfully the shipbuilders at MV Werften have their toolboxes back out.

Several of the cruise line’s key systems remain down after it was hit by an extensive cyberattack late on Sunday.

Looking to give your travel bookings a bit of a boost? Well, consider Aurora’s new itineraries and ship renders the expedition cruising equivalent of a Red Bull.

Teal just happens to be our editor’s favourite colour, so there was a fair bit of fangirling from him when this news turned up in his inbox.

Ponant’s health and safety protocols have been put to the test, with the luxury cruise line suffering its first COVID-19 outbreak on board one of its vessels.

The cruise line has welcomed the brand spanking new ship to its fleet with a few cheeky, socially-distanced glasses of bubbles.

Just because most of the world’s cruise ships are currently out of action doesn’t mean they can’t perform a good deed every now and again.

P&O Cruises has bid a tearful farewell to one of Australia’s most iconic cruise ships earlier than expected.

NSW Health has copped a lashing from the state government’s special inquiry into the ships disembarkation debacle that ended up with hundreds being infected with COVID-19.

The special inquiry into Ruby Princess will have to report without being able to question two key federal officers who helped clear the cruise ship.

The poor old cruise industry was due for some positive news following the recent COVID-19 cases on board other cruise lines. Here it is.