It’s bad news for those of your clients who are keen for a cruisey getaway. But it’s good news if they’re afraid of the ocean and all its inhabitants (we’re looking at you, giant squids and killer whales).

You’ve heard of Qantas’ famous ‘flight to nowhere’ and the China Airlines flight that didn’t take off at all, so now get ready for the next big thing: cruises with no destination.

The peak cruise body has opted for a video series over the traditional megaphone and soap box strategy to get its message out there.

With Halloween around the corner, we thought we’d bring you this kooky story about an ex-cruise ship captain who was re-elected as Mayor of Deveselu after he died of COVID-19.

A group of agents have had their wanderlust temporarily soothed by being treated to a very special cruise around Sydney Harbour. 

The cruise line has flipped its travel agent support system on its head and done a 180. Next, it will try to perfect the worm and a double backflip.

While this is fantastic news, it is worth noting the expert panel was assembled by two giants of the cruise industry. But hey, a win is a win.

The Aussie small-ship expedition specialist hasn’t had to worry about Border Force closures, which can only mean good news for its supply of Panadol and Neurofen.

Get ready to have the Mission: Impossible theme song stuck in your head for the rest of the day, because apparently the ships were hired for the latest movie in the franchise.

Are you looking to purchase your own personal floating city? Well, keep your eyes peeled, because Carnival has accelerated its removal of less-efficient ships.

The Asian cruise company has plugged some holes in its management team, and has insisted that shareholders need not worry about the deputy CEO’s resignation.

With its global cruise operations having been suspended since March, Royal Caribbean’s quarterly results come as no surprise.