Port of Auckland Prepares for Busy Cruise Season Ahead
Port of Auckland is set for a bustling cruise season, expecting over 100 ship visits and an estimated 230,000 passengers between October & April.
Port of Auckland is set for a bustling cruise season, expecting over 100 ship visits and an estimated 230,000 passengers between October & April.
Carnival kicked off Halloween by turning Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal into a spooky haunted mansion, hosting a Trick or Treat event.
The Celebrity Edge has made its return to Australia for its second season, according to a recent press release issued by the company.
Diamond Princess makes its way to Australia after leaving Japan in early September, the ship is on a 22-night repositioning cruise to Sydney.
Variety Cruises has announced a special promotion for its 2024 Tahiti cruises, offering significant savings to travelers.
The Australian government has announced the designation of a new offshore wind area located in the Indian Ocean near Bunbury, Western Australia.
In an incident early this morning, Australia’s largest sail-training tall ship sustained severe damage after being hit by the Maersk Shekou.
After a tip received through the US Homeland Security Investigation, the Australian Federal Police intercepted an illicit drug shipment.
On July 16, an LNG tanker named HL Eco collided with the anchored bulk carrier YM Serenity near the Hay Point terminal in Queensland, Australia.
Australian port of Eden is to accommodate larger ships and more frequent visits following modifications to the Eden Breakwater Wharf Extension.
The Port of Melbourne in Australia handled 264,000 TEUs in June, marking a 2.3% increase compared to the same period last year.
The 2024 Cruise Industry News Annual Report indicates a substantial increase in cruise capacity in the Asia/Pacific region this year.
Oceania Cruises has unveiled its most extensive Polynesia season to date, with the Nautica and Regatta set to sail in the region in 2025.
Carnival Cruise Line Australia introduces new Grinch-themed experiences for its second annual ‘Grinchmas in July’ sailings, starting this month.
The Australian government has approved its fourth offshore wind zone, this time located off the coast of Illawarra, despite opposition from locals.