The Press |
Akaroa dubbed Tack-aroa after cruise ship boom
The Press Before Lyttelton Port was damaged by the February 2011 earthquake, Akaroa hosted about half a dozen ships a year. Between October 2016 and April 2017, 77 cruise ships will dock at Akaroa harbour. Ships have up to 4200 people on board and some days ... |
The Age |
Robert Doyle suggests man-made island in bay to lure more luxury ...
The Age Melbourne would get a significant tourism boost if a man-made island able to dock luxury cruise ships was built in Port Phillip Bay, according to Melbourne lord ... Man-made island in Port Phillip Bay: Lord Mayor floats idea to attract ... |
Monster cruise ship Ovation of the Seas to visit Bay of Islands next ...
New Zealand Herald Rumours that one of the world's biggest cruise ships was about to make an unscheduled stop in Northland have sparked a flurry of excitement - and anxious ... |
USA TODAY |
Giant ships, new destinations: The biggest cruise stories of 2016
USA TODAY From the unveiling of the world's biggest cruise ship to the launch of the first voyages from the USA to Cuba in decades, it was a year of milestones in the cruise world. If an unprecedented surge of readers at USA TODAY Cruise is any guide, the ... World's biggest cruise ship helps boost Puerto Rico tourism Heavy Fog Affects Another Carnival Cruise Ship |
Cruise Critic |
Best Cruise Experience of 2016 - Cruise Critic
Cruise Critic At Cruise Critic, we -- not surprisingly -- cruise a lot. Here are our picks for our best cruise experiences of 2016. Another job Americans won't do: Work on a cruise ship |
WalesOnline |
Record number of cruise ships to visit Anglesey this year
WalesOnline “We'll be welcoming more ships and more passengers than ever before during 2017, as Anglesey cements its position as Wales' premier cruise port destination. “It promises to be a great summer with an increase in the number of cruise visitors who'll be ... |
Monster cruise ship Ovation of the Seas to visit Bay of Islands next month
New Zealand Herald The $1.4 billion Ovation of the Seas, the biggest cruise ship to visit New Zealand, was in Auckland on Tuesday. Photo / Greg Bowker. Rumours that one of the world's biggest cruise ships was about to make an unscheduled stop in Northland have sparked a ... |
