Cruise Lines International Association

Australia’s cruise tourism sector reports that its current value has surged to a record high, contributing significantly to the national economy.

The Cruise Lines International Association announced that six of the leading voices of the global cruise sector will take the stage at this year’s Cruise360 Australasia.

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) is preparing for its biggest ever Cruise360 Australasia  conference on August 30, with record numbers of travel agents and cruise leaders expected to converge on Sydney  for the industry’s most important gathering of the year. 

Booking Holdings largest brand Booking.com states that it is launching a cruise section on its website to take advantage of the emergence of cruises as a popular option among consumers in the United States.

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A recent survey conducted by Fred.\ River Cruises has revealed that destination remains the primary reason why travellers choose one river cruise over another. 79% of the respondents stated that where the cruise goes is the number one priority for them, with a massive 93% including this is in their top three considerations. The result […]

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), the leading voice for the global cruise industry, announced it would be growing its European presence with the addition of Julie Green as vice president of strategic communications and the establishment of the soon-to-be-filled position of director general. Green joins CLIA with extensive experience in corporate and policy communications, serving […]

Australia’s cruise industry continues to operate at full capacity and has united with other tourism sectors in planning for the recovery of communities impacted by fires. Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has confirmed all major cruise lines in the region are currently operating as scheduled and that most Australian cruise destinations are unaffected by the […]

This week on cruise news, CLIA releases its 2020 State of the Cruise Industry Outlook report, Paradise Cruises reconnects to its Vietnamese roots, Paul Gauguin Cruises reveals its special guests and more.

This week on cruise news, CLIA analyses the increasing impact of the cruise industry, AIDA Cruises welcomes its fourth Selection Class vessel, CMV unveils a ‘refreshing new look’ and more.

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) and Dubrovnik have signed a memorandum of understanding intended to preserve and protect the cultural heritage of the Croatian city through responsible tourism management. Elements include establishing a dedicated working group of community and international organizations, collaboration on a destination stewardship roadmap for the city based on UN sustainable-tourism criteria, […]

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), one of the cruise industry’s largest trade associations, will be launching a luxury cruise showcase on 15-16 October.