CLIA celebrates start of Cruise Month as AU/NZ seasons officially underway
If you think our weekly Cruise News isn't enough, there's a whole month of cruising antics about to take place!
If you think our weekly Cruise News isn't enough, there's a whole month of cruising antics about to take place!
When you consider it owns the airport and the cruise terminal, expect more fly-cruise to this locale.
The cruise industry is finally catching up to Snoop Dog... All jokes aside this is great data!
With 62 ships arriving in Australia it's going to be hard to pick one, so we'll be trying to get on as many as possible!
Two ships turned back last season caused a whole lot of concern for cruise companies. Let's hope they come back.
This is a stellar line-up and we will be grabbing a lot of business cards. Do people still share business cards?
We love a good conference - far superior to email exchanges. There's food for starters!
Cruise industry folk like to gather in packs, whether onboard or not. We will linger on the periphery.
With record numbers of cruise people expected in one place, expect ICC Sydney to be awash with goss.
Out with the old, in with the new. Not that the old did anything wrong, his contract was just up.
CLIA got the gang together to chat all things cruise! Well, we suppose that's kind of what they do, huh?
Much less beans in our diet is what the TW team needs to decarbonise. Though Heinz may shut down if that happens.
It's all the glitz and glamour of the awards! The multi-day hangovers that followed are not pictured here (thankfully).
The awards featured everything from unforgettable dancing to a Kiwi upset with the beleagured Black Caps! Read away!
The news comes as Liberty is likely living it large on Royal Caribbean's new Icon of the Seas... Work can wait.
It's all the big names in cruise! Who made the list? Who's going to win? Who will get too drunk in front of their boss?
CLIA's modelling these new vessels for agents and we can't wait to see how a 250,000 tonne ship goes on the catwalk.
Sorry cruisers, you'll have to settle for Sydney coffee instead (which we think is actually better than Melbourne's).