Don’t just sit around dreaming of cruises, hop on this revived Dream Cruises ship for your first getaway in two years.

The Hong Kong supercruise operator is winding up operations, leaving the future of its subsidiaries unknown.

Dream Cruises is rolling out COVID-19 jabs for Taiwan-based staff, making it the first cruise company to implement a comprehensive vaccination program in Asia.

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.

Dream Cruises has taken a leaf out of the airline playbook by turning its safety instructions into a fun video. It’s overly cheesy, but kinda cute.

Get set for Travel Weekly’s famous Cruise Wrap! And by famous, we mean our editor’s mum prints it out and sticks it on her fridge.

We are particularly excited about this week’s Cruise Wrap, not only because it mentions wine, but there are lots of pretty pictures too.

Sad about not being able to work in Ugg boots and trackies anymore? Dream Cruises is here to cheer you up!

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.

Dream Cruises has pulled the plug on its ANZ deployment of Explorer Dream amidst COVID-19 uncertainty.

Travel Weekly staff have had Enya’s “Orinoco Flow (Sail Away)” stuck in our heads all morning because of this damn Cruise Wrap. The price we pay for keeping you up to date with all the latest cruise news.

This week’s Cruise Wrap is full of silver linings and positive news, including big savings and messages of support.