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Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia is preparing a virtual welcome for more than a dozen new cruise ships about to join the world fleet this year, hosting its first-ever Ocean Debut Showcase for travel agent members.

If advanced demand for ocean cruising is anything to go by, there is certainly an insatiable desire from the public to head back to sea.

Industry leaders will discuss the latest developments in river cruising next week as CLIA hosts a landmark Virtual River Cruise Showcase for its global travel…

Cruise lines have been left scratching their head and scurrying to devise new itineraries after the Government of Canada kiboshed cruise ships carrying 100+ passengers in all Canadian waters until March 2022.

Australia's peak cruise, touring and tourism export bodies have forged closer ties during the COVID pandemic, collaborating across areas of common concern and…

Cruise industry heavyweights discussed the planned path for the reintroduction of cruising from US ports with American Vice President Mike Pence on Friday .

The Port of Seattle has launched a dedicated training program and agent resource centre for Australasian agents to brush up their knowledge on the North America cruise port destination, which is now live on the CLIA training hub.

Luxury cruise leaders have outlined their visions for the future and priorities for their Australian and New Zealand markets in a four-day virtual event series…

Tahiti-based small ship operator Paul Gauguin Cruises has partnered with Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) to support its presence in Australia and…

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has launched its latest education course for travel agents, World River Cruising, adding to dozens of online training opportunities available as part of CLIA membership.