Carnival’s Sture Myrmell is set for a sea change as one of two BIG updates to the cruise giant’s global leadership team.

Don’t let the headline fool you; this article also contains some uplifting cruise news to give sail-savvy agents a little Friday boost.

The cruise giant has released a series of case studies that illustrate just how much the pause in sailing has smacked around small businesses.

Got a few cruise clients who are still hesitant about getting vaxxed? Well, they won’t be sailing with P&O anytime soon.

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

The news came as the cruise line launched a country-music-themed cruise and an extra sailing for its Pride Cruise. We can’t wait until they combine the two for a drag queen hoedown.

Both lines have hit the pause button yet again due to ongoing uncertainty around when local cruises will be allowed to resume.

Australia’s capital has been paid a visit by a group of suppliers impacted by the cruise ban. However, that’s not to suggest they used any mafia-style tactics.

Much like Travel Weekly’s monthly wine budget, P&O’s pause in operations has been extended once again due to the global pandemic.

We’re kicking of the week with a story that is sure to tug at your heartstrings and make you feel all warm and fuzzy.

The homegrown Aussie cruise line has made up for its extended cruise pause by announcing some ripper new sailings.

This story is a bit like a pair of mismatched socks, in that it contains both good news and bad news.