The mother of a man who was killed by the volcanic eruption said the loss of life claim her family made on her son’s insurance was knocked back on a technicality.

While the uncertainty still lingers over the timeline towards international travel, Royal Caribbean reckons domestic cruising might be closer than we think. 

Are you a front-row regular at the CLIA and ACA events? Well, you best jot down these new dates in your diary.

The cruise line has pushed back its return to Australia once again, but we at Travel Weekly are still holding out for a Christmas cruise season.

The cruise line, which carried 24 Australians to the island on the day of the tragic eruption, is not among the 13 parties facing charges from New Zealand’s work safety watchdog.

The agency is just one of 13 parties and individuals facing charges over the deaths of 22 people during the volcanic disaster on White Island.

This week, Travel Weekly’s editor challenged cruise ship entertainer Nicola Bolton to a dance-off. Not only did he lose, but he also managed to roll an ankle.

After pulling a Michael Jordan and coming out of retirement, the much-loved and well-respected Peter McCormack is once again hanging up his boots at Royal Caribbean.

Personally, we think there are much more suitable names for the ship such as Cruisy McCruiseface or simply Azza, to give it a more Australian feel.

Thought you’d managed to avoid Valentine’s Day in all its cheesiness this year? Well, think again!

While many cruise companies are offloading some of their ships to stay afloat during the pandemic, Royal Caribbean is selling an entire brand.

The cruise giant has applied to the Australian Federal Court in an attempt to prohibit two families affected by the disaster from pursuing legal proceedings.