| Katz: Australia reaping what it sows

Katz: Australia reaping what it sows

AUSTRALIA is beginning to experience the fallout of the difficult operating environment facing the cruise industry, Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Managing Director Joel Katz has warned.

Doubling down on destinations

AZAMARA has unveiled its enhanced Destination Immersion program for 2026-27, giving travellers the opportunity to experience the places they visit like a local.

Carnival Cruise Line launches first-ever family-friendly famil

IN a departure from the traditional famil format, 12 travel agents from across Australia and New Zealand were invited to join an exclusive famil cruise aboard Carnival Adventure to the South Pacific.

Let Seabourn entertain you

SEABOURN Cruise Line has unveiled the acclaimed entertainment for next year’s 129-day World Cruise, ‘Ring of Fire: Hidden Gems’.

APT to score a B?

APT Travel Group has applied for B Corporation certification, Chief Executive Officer David Cox has told Cruise Weekly.

Hurti adds two

HURTIGRUTEN has added two new Svalbard tours due to increasing demand, set to be introduced from next year.

FCTG cruise growth

FLIGHT Centre Travel Group’s (FCTG) cruise and tour sales in Australia increased by 20% in FY25, according to preliminary results posted to the ASX.

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Katz says Australia is reaping what it sows, FCTG sees cruise sales growth, APT could score a B, Azamara unveils enhanced destination program, and much more

Cruise stars for Helloworld

WHOLESALE cruise sales continue to grow for Helloworld Travel, up 27% in FY2025.