Sture Myrmell has been spotted doing the happy dance in celebration of this encouraging cruise announcement.

Pacific Dawn is set to join a floating crypto community off the coast of Panama, which does not sound like a cult at all.

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.

If you think we left the name of the cruise line out of the headline just to get you to click on it, you’re wrong. We also did it to appear mysterious and aloof.

This week’s Cruise Wrap is one of our longest yet, with enough information to fill the Pacific Ocean. Or maybe just the Tasman Sea. It will fill your kitchen sink, at least.

Three Carnival Corporation cruise lines have extended their cruise pause, with Princess announcing some cruises will be returning much later than others.

Travel Weekly staff dread Cruise Wrap days because they usually result in our deputy editor singing Enya’s “Orinoco Flow”, until we lock her in a cupboard.

Have you been at home pretending your washing machine is a porthole? Get out of the laundry and get stuck into this whopper of a Cruise Wrap.

Wow your clients and impress your friends with all the latest updates from the cruise industry. Or at least while away a few hours staring at the pretty pictures.

Your afternoon is about to get a whole lot more cruisey thanks to all these latest deals and announcements. It should make you look busy for at least an hour.

Thought P&O’s Pacific Dawn and Pacific Aria were destined for the scrapheap? Well, it appears CMV has given them both a lifeline.

One thing Travel Weekly can guarantee with this Cruise Wrap is you won’t feel seasick while reading it – unless you’re on a ship, of course.