Have a Chang in Koh Chang

Book any yacht charter to Koh Chang, Thailand and your clients receive a case of Chang beer on board!

First cruise visit for Trois Rivières, Canada

Fred Olsen Cruise Lines’ Balmoral was the first ship in history to call into Trois Rivières in the Mauricie region of Quebec, Canada on 20 September with 1,200 passengers and 500 crew aboard.

One month until Carnival Spirit stuns Sydney

Carnival Spirit makes her finishing “Aussie” touches

Top cruise execs head down under

Tourism Australia have partnered with Cruise Down Under and Qantas to host a group of senior cruise executives from the U.K. and U.S. in a continued effort to increase Australia’s share of the lucrative international cruise market.

HNA launches ex-Pacific Sun out of China

Pacific Sun has been renamed Henna by new owners HNA Tourism who plan to have her service their home market of China when she relaunches in 2013.

All inclusive Luxury barging

Le Boat is now an elite seller of Orient-Express’ Luxury barging Holidays in France.

Infrastructure key to growth: Cruise Shipping Asia-Pacific

Singapore's Marina Bay Cruise Centre has welcomed a panel of top cruise line executives on the opening day of the second annual Cruise Shipping Asia-Pacific conference.

Savings for Charters in the Asia-Pacific

The Moorings have just released their 2013 brochure and their new 5800 Catamaran for All-Inclusive Luxury Private Charters

Hurtigruten extends No Single Supplement offer

Due to the overall success of the No Single Supplement offer aboard selected departures this year, Hurtigruten has extended the special.

The Rockettes® Breakaway with Norwegian

Godmothers don’t come any more kicking than the Rockettes® who have been named the official godmothers of Norwegian’s newest build, Norwegian Breakaway.

Rebbapragada Award announced: Cruise Shipping Asia-Pacific

Former Azamara Club Cruises, Celebrity Cruises and Royal Caribbean International vice president Rama Rebbapragada has been honoured at the Cruise Shipping Asia-Pacific at Marina Bay Cruise Centre this week.

CIC ships arrested

Classic International Cruises’ Athena and Princess Danae have been arrested in the French port of Marseilles for reportedly failing to pay crew wages and fuel costs.

Celebrate and save on a 14-day China wonders tour

In continuing its year-long 25th Anniversary celebrations, leading China specialist Helen Wong’s Tours has unwrapped another hot surprise – a 14-day China Wonders group tour, priced from $2880 per person, twin share, from Sydney and Melbourne.

Second Annual Cruise Shipping Asia-Pacific Called a Success

2013 event is scheduled for September in Singapore

Ranked in Top Five Cruise Lines Overall for Eight Consecutive Years

Disney Cruise Line was recognized as No. 1 in the Large-Ship Cruise Lines for Families category in the Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards 2012, making it the fourth consecutive year to be ranked in the top spot.

Countdown to MSC Cruises' med to Red Sea Odyssey

The growth in popularity of the Red Sea as a cruise destination has resulted in the creation by leading line MSC Cruises of an "odyssey" combining the famous sea with cruises of the Eastern Mediterranean.

Celebrity Reflection departs shipyard

Celebrity Cruises fifth Solstice-class ship, Celebrity Reflection, departed the Meyer Werft shipyard on Sunday and embarked on her maiden voyage to Eemshaven, The Netherlands.

Costa Cruises Collaborates with Singapore Tourism Board, Changi Airport to Tap Asia's Potential

Costa Cruises now offers extended cruise itineraries from Singapore with Costa Victoria in 2012 and Costa Atlantica in 2013. Costa Atlantica will sail into Southeast Asia for the first time in May 2013 with Singapore as its homeport.

Future Carnival Vacations Program scrapped

Effective from 27 September, cruise certificates redeemable for future cruises will no longer be available for sale aboard Carnival’s fleet of ships.

Carnival scores hat trick: Cruise International Awards

First time nominees, Carnival Cruise Lines, took out the top spot in three categories at the Cruise International Awards in the U.K.

First National Cruise Week a Huge Success

The International Cruise Council Australasia has declared the region’s first National Cruise Week a resounding success with agents and cruise lines reporting some of their best sales ever as consumers across the country took advantage of the special deals.

Auckland responds to cruise boom

The NZD$14.6 million redevelopment of Shed 10 on Queen’s Wharf, Auckland will commence next week in response to the cruise boom New Zealand has seen in recent years.

Med to Red Sea Odyssey

Hurtigruten Norwegian coastal voyage 120th anniversary onboard credit offer