...and landing on those feet for an audience with Davy Jones.
Carnival's Mardi Gras,complete with micro-brewery and 65km/h roller coaster,has just rolled off the production line. But can it revive an industry that fell victim to coronavirus?
This has been a year to remember,for all the wrong reasons. Here are a few things we’d love to forget - if only we’re given the chance.
Cruise ship companies are pressuring Australia's governments to consider localised cruises pointing to economic benefits in regional Australia. Health officers are still considering possible changes on December 17.
On this episode of Good Weekend Talks,Traveller national editor Anthony Dennis joins freelance writer Brook Turner and Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland for a conversation about how the travel industry has coped with the coronavirus pandemic – and where it goes from here.
Unless he runs fowl of the media.
Overseas travel is banned but travellers are planning and,in some cases,booking holidays abroad this year.
An earlier cruise liner death may serve as a cautionary tale for anyone who is too certain they already know who is to blame for the Ruby Princess fiasco.
Wayne Abrahams and his wife Beverley Charles sounded chipper despite being confined to their room since Tuesday.
The coronavirus has torpedoed the world economy,with travel both a vector for – and a victim of – an historic event that appears to have no end in sight.
Five other cruise ships will briefly enter the Harbour on Saturday and Sunday to swap crews before heading into international waters.