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Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has announced its ocean-going cruise line members have agreed to voluntarily suspend US cruise operations for the third time, until at least 31 October 2020.

Cruise lines with high-density vessels are likely to take months, if not years, to return to their capacity heyday when new health and safety protocols come…

Hapag-Lloyd Cruises will recommence sailing next week, with a heavily reduced passenger count and extensive hygiene and preventive measures. The service reboot…

CLIA has launched a video Q&A series on Facebook for its travel advisor members, addressing some of the most commonly asked questions about the cruise industry in Australia and New Zealand.

Ocean cruising from US ports is now off the agenda until 15 September 2020. The voluntary extended pause impacts member cruise operators of the Cruise Lines…

The shutdown of Australia's cruise industry due to the coronavirus pandemic has cost the country $500 million so far, a figure that is projected to be around…

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) is offering open access to its new online training course Cruise Champion, making it available to travel agents and other industry supporters from outside CLIA’s membership.

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has expressed concern for the cruise industry being singled out during the coronavirus pandemic. Responding to a…

The battered cruise industry has been dealt another blow after US authorities extended the current "no sail order" on all cruise ships by more than three…

All Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) member ocean-going cruise ships will discontinue operations from and to US ports for 30 days in response to the escalating coronavirus situation. The unprecedented measures will come into effect on 14 March 2020.