CLIA Australasia

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.

It would be an understatement to say the global coronavirus pandemic is morphing the entire travel and cruise industry landscape at the moment. The business…

Australia and New Zealand’s cruise industry united to celebrate the past 12 months successes at the 19th annual Cruise Awards on Saturday night at The Star…

Australian business leader Ann Sherry AO was inducted into cruising’s Hall of Fame at the 19th Annual Cruise Industry Awards, recognising her pivotal role in the industry’s success over more than a decade.

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia is preparing to welcome 50 new Cruise Masters to its ranks after an intensive training conference…

CLIA Australasia kicked of the 2019/20 cruise season in Sydney this week, hosting member cruise line executives and reps, industry suppliers, ports,…

Australian cruise industry executives have backed the NSW Government’s call for market engagement as it evaluates a potential third cruise terminal in Sydney at Port Botany.