Confused about the state of cruising? This wrap won’t shed much light, but it does contain some spectacular pics for you to live vicariously through.

With moves, shakes and changes coming in waves from the cruise industry, here’s a week’s worth of everything you need to know.

Yes, you read that correctly. Get your coloured pencils ready, or put your kids to work, because there are vouchers up for grabs!

If, like us, you’re avoiding a stockpile of emails accrued over the long weekend like the plague, this week’s Cruise Wrap is the perfect five-minute distraction.

Norwegian Joy has failed to live up to its name once again, as more passengers are struck down with illness while aboard the vessel.

One passenger claims the ship had been dealing with the outbreak for a couple of days, “but none of the passengers suspected it was as bad as it was”.

Norwegian Cruise Line has pledged to eliminate more than six million plastic bottles per year, thanks to its new replacement for single-use bottles.

Do you enjoy reading about travel companies doing good? Get ready to have your heart warmed by this.

This week’s cruise wrap could be best described as the Titanic of all cruise wraps. In that it’s huge – not that it will sink.

Celebrate Scenic Eclipse’s long-awaited delivery by whiling away your day getting through this whopper of a cruise wrap. We promise it’ll buy you at least an hour of idle time.

Proving that Travel Weekly is adept at providing useless facts, TV personality Ray Martin was actually born Raymond George Grace.

Batten down the hatches because this cruise wrap is bigger than the Pacific Ocean! Or maybe the Arctic. It would fill your kitchen sink, at least.