The ‘Royal Advantage’ initiative has gone into overdrive with Royal Caribbean International committing to invest approximately $300 million to enhance their 22- ship fleet in the next 3 years. Commencing […]
I’m excited to present the OBrochure Cruise Experience Guide that I have been busy toiling over for quite a while now… Garnering inspiration from my time at Cruise3Sixty in Fort […]
Summer 2012-13 is set to be the largest Australasian season for Royal Caribbean International with three ships sailing in our waters. Local favourite Rhapsody of the Seas returns along with […]
The ports of Sydney, Melbourne and Perth will welcome the first ever ship from Europe’s Costa Cruises next February, the Costa Deliziosa. Currently, number one in Europe, Costa Cruises is […]
Celebrity Millennium is set to be the second ship ‘solsticised’ from 21 April to 12 May 2012 prior to her visit to Australia in November 2012. Joining the successful multi-milllion […]
Celebrity Cruises’ newest vessel, the $750 million Celebrity Silhouette, was manoevred carefully from her birthplace in Papenburg, Germany to open sea in Emshaven, Netherlands on 1 July. With less than […]
In a moving ceremony in Amsterdam this week, the 188 passenger Viking Prestige was officially named by godmother Janice Farrar-Titus. Ms Farrar-Titus, wife of the late renowned cruise industry innovator, […]
As you can probably tell by my mere creation of this blog, I love cruising… So when a campaign is released to win a cruise, I jump at the chance…until […]
Cunard’s QM2 has been reported as failing her recent voluntary Vessel Sanitation Programme (VSP) inspection in New York earlier this month, with an unsatisfactory grading of 84. The QM2 has […]
‘Project Breakaway’ started taking shape earlier this week with Kevin Sheehan, CEO Norwegian Cruise Line, presenting the first look of balcony and mini-suite staterooms for their two new ship builds. […]
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