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

The new guidelines aim to set a benchmark for maritime operations in the EU, bringing European summer cruises one step closer. Woo-hoo!

Proof that the cruise industry is still alive and kicking comes this positive news from our good friends at Scenic.

Given the battering the cruise industry has taken due to COVID-19, this news is a much-needed beacon of hope for the sector.

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

Support is being thrown behind a new petition which seeks to ban large cruise ships in Tassie. People are signing it that is, not throwing themselves at it.

Trailblazer Lisa Lutoff-Perlo reveals all, although Travel Weekly insists no “rack of truth” or hot irons were used in the interview.

We had tea and scones with Lindblad Expeditions’ Vice President of Sales. Well, if we’re being honest, ours had a nip of Baileys in it.

Silversea’s newest ship is rumoured to boast a slide straight into the ocean and the world’s biggest cheese wheel. We may or may not have made that up.

As cruise season nears an end, we suspect there will be a sharp rise in gym memberships. Much like how we anticipate the sharp rise of interest in this wrap. Are we right?

Viking Ocean Cruises launches 13 new itineraries, including voyages around Australia and New Zealand.

Private islands and celebrity chefs are on trend for cruise holidays in 2017.