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Carnival Cruise Line ensures guests at sea receive 2026 Australian Census forms

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Published on: 11th August 2026 at 12:17 PM
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Carnival Cruise Line crew delivered the Census forms to guest staterooms.
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Carnival Cruise Line ensured no guest misses their chance to be counted in the 2026 Australian Census.

Carnival Cruise Line delivered the Census forms of around 6,000 guests onboard Carnival Adventure and Carnival Splendor to their staterooms on Tuesday – with the added fun of noting their location was “At Sea!”

The guest services teams on both ships collected the forms for the Australian Bureau of Statistics, ensuring accurate Census participation from guests enjoying their cruise holiday.

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After the forms have been filled up, Carnival’s guest services teams collected the forms for the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

The cruise line exempted guests on Carnival Encounter from filling out the form – as the ship is on an international itinerary visiting Tonga and Fiji. The guests were classified as being overseas on Census night.

Just last week, Carnival appointed its first ever female staff captain aboard the Carnival Adventure.

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