Broome’s Cruise Boom Sets Sail

The international cruise shipping association Clia is expecting an increase in passenger numbers this year. This year, the association expects 37.7 million guests worldwide on the high seas - and thus a maximum value.

Since the end of the Corona pandemic, more holidaymakers have been cruising year after year. The Clia cruise shipping association from Washington expects the trend to continue.

Since the end of the Corona pandemic, more holidaymakers have been cruising year after year. The Clia cruise shipping association from Washington expects the trend to continue.

Broome’s cruise boom sets sail

Broome’s cruise industry is poised for major growth, with the upcoming launch of a new 24/7 deepwater port and Australia’s first dedicated airport cruise lounge.

InteleTravel reports 84 per cent increase in cruise bookings

Cruise revenues for homeworking firm InteleTravel topped £20m in the year to the end of April 2025, marking an 84 per cent increase

All too often associated with a expensive, old or polluting product, the cruise suffers from persistent clichés in the minds of the general public. To answer them and better accompany their customers, the...