As the luxury cruise industry continues to evolve, Traveller Made is expanding its focus and slowly embracing the sector with a strategy that prioritises quality over quantity.

Paul Gauguin Cruises is making it easier for travellers to explore the stunning beauty of French Polynesia and the South Pacific with an exclusive flight credit offer.

The achievements of Australasia’s top travel agents supporting the cruise sector were honoured at the 22nd annual Cruise Industry Awards which took place in Sydney on Saturday night.

Tauck’s decision to shut down all of its operations for close to a week for a recent celebration of its 100-year milestone is a reflection of its dedication to its employees and partners, according to Managing Director Australia David Clark.

Seabourn is shifting focus from expedition cruising to ocean cruising in the Australia and New Zealand market, in a move that aligns with growing demand for travel to regions like the Mediterranean and Alaska.

Bicton Travel has achieved seven Virtuoso Cruise Icons this year, an achievement that highlights the company’s expertise in the cruise industry, according to owner Philip Smethurst.

Oceania Cruises will sail a series of voyages to Canada, New England, and Iceland this summer, aboard the 1,250-guest Marina and the 670-guest Insignia.

Luxury travel network Virtuoso has seen a 20% rise in the number of advisors awarded Cruise Icon status as the program approaches its second year of operation in Australia and New Zealand.

Departures of AmaWaterways’ new Colombia river cruise have sold out until the end of May, Co-Owner Greg Murphy has revealed ahead of the new itinerary’s launch on 15 March.

AmaWaterways Co-Founder Kristin Karst is stepping down from her role as Executive Vice President to take on the new position of Chief Brand Ambassador.

Azamara sister ships, Azamara Pursuit and Azamara Onward, met in Sydney yesterday for the first time ever, as the cruise line underscored its commitment to the Australia and New Zealand markets.

PONANT has appointed Fiona Stewart as its new State Manager for Western Australia & South Australia, as the cruise line seeks to strengthen its presence in those areas.