Genting Dream at Marina Bay, Singapore. Credit: Sapphire Jasper / CC BY-SA 4.0
The cruise industry is all set to return to Aussie waters after months of successful COVID-safe voyages in Asia. Major cruise lines are hoping to convince the federal government to allow them to sail again in Australian waters based on the success of recent COVID-safe voyages in Asia. Continue reading
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It has been nearly three-quarters of a year that cruise ships have been idle at anchor. Most ships are visible of the city of Cape Canaveral, but big plans are in the making. Continue reading
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The newly formed Global Cruise Activist Network launched its website and convened a virtual press conference recently. Continue reading
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Greece, with its dry Mediterranean climate, is ideal for chartering during non-winter months (April to November). It’s where International Yachting Company (IYC) first began, and guests can grab the opportunity to explore the magnificent islands and 9,000 miles of coastline. With its gorgeous anchorages, travellers would love to access the tucked-away coves by boat. Continue reading
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The global coronavirus pandemic has severely affected the cruise industry. It could be months before cruise ships start sailing again. While industry experts are predicting vessels to return to oceans by June, potential passengers can expect things to look a lot different when cruise lines finally resume. Here are some fundamental changes that cruise vessels may exercise as they return to the oceans. Continue reading
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As countries try to secure their borders in the face of the global Covid-19 pandemic, several cruise ships are stranded at sea. The cruise lines are struggling to find a place to dock, with many countries denying a permit to disembark. Continue reading
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Embark on a luxurious cruise to the U.S. Virgin Islands. With the three largest islands- Saint Thomas, Saint John, and Saint Croix featuring golden sand beaches, picturesque bays, and scenic drives in the Caribbean, this is one cruise experience you shouldn’t miss. Continue reading
A decade in the making, yachters can look forward to the new Porche-designed superyacht “Royal Falcon One” described as a spaceship on the water that hit the market recently. Continue reading
The name of the sixth Royal-Class cruise was revealed recently as ‘Discovery Princess’. She will be the third vessel designed ground up with the Princess MedallionClass and the final Royal-class ship. Discovery Princess will also be the first new cruise ship for Princess Cruises to be based on the West Coast, sailing out of Los Angeles. Continue reading
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Cruisers will love to go on a sea-bound vacation in 2019 with some innovative and trendy new cruise ships coming out this year. The new ships are equipped with cutting-edge technology and boast modernized designs that will redefine your travel experience. Here are a few new cruise ships that you’d want to take your next holiday on.
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