It’s bad news for those of your clients who are keen for a cruisey getaway. But it’s good news if they’re afraid of the ocean and all its inhabitants (we’re looking at you, giant squids and killer whales).

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.

The group said the extension was in line with the Australian government’s recent decision to extend the suspension of cruise tourism in the region.

Cruise vessels forced to be taken out of service due to the coronavirus pandemic are becoming a local hit on the English Channel, with a savvy ferry operator offering tours around the ships.

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.

With its global cruise operations having been suspended since March, Royal Caribbean’s quarterly results come as no surprise.

The cruise giant has given itself a new lick of paint for the first time in 20 years.

Get amongst all the latest cruise deals, updates and agent educationals with this week’s blockbuster wrap. However, that’s not to say it stars Brad Pitt or Angelina Jolie.

The bosses at Royal Caribbean would no doubt be enjoying a vintage bottle of Dom Pérignon rosé and some beluga caviar in celebration of this ultra-luxe news.

The rival cruise lines have set aside their differences to focus on what really matters: preparing guidelines to protect cruisers.

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

Royal Caribbean Cruises CEO Richard Fain has got his knickers in a knot over talk of a ‘new normal’ in cruising. Find out why here.