Sick of booking cruises and flights across multiple platforms? Prepare to have your problems sail/fly away with this news.

As the old proverb goes, when the cat’s away, the mice will play. And if the claims made by an ex-cruise employee are anything to go by, it looks like that’s the case onboard.

To get the most out of Travel Weekly’s cruise wraps, we recommend reading them while listening to the sound of ocean waves on a white noise machine.

A busy little bee in the hospitality world has come up trumps in an annual hotel rankings report, knocking off last year’s title holder.

Royal Caribbean is banking on the idea that bigger is better with the opening of its exclusive Bahamas island.

It’s the last cruise wrap for 2018! And boy, is it a doozy. You could procrastinate until the end of the week on this one if you try hard enough.

Excuse us while we apologise profusely to our colleagues for the gross snorting laughter we let out while we watched this video.

This cruise wrap is longer than that cruise ship that’s being lengthened in Italy. And that’s really saying something, folks.

Our Cruise Wrap is here to inform, excite and delight – although if you’re none of the above, please don’t write to complain.

If you were to research and read all of this cruise news it would take 2.25 hours. Yet, this synopsis takes mere moments.

Travel Weekly’s power was out this morning so we typed this entire article in the dark. Yes, we’re lying to impress you – did it work?

Aussie passengers are on the verge of tantrums after one of the highlights of their cruise was cut from the itinerary.