Cruises
S-E Asia’s cruise industry raked in S$12.7 billion in 2024, with Singapore handling nearly half the passengers
[SINGAPORE] The cruise industry in South-east Asia yielded US$10 billion (S$12.7 billion) in 2024, making up 5 per cent of the global cruise industry’s output.
Lessons from the High Arctic
An expedition cruise from Greenland to Canada shows that real luxury goes beyond butler service – it’s the opportunity to truly connect with local communities and culture
Disney Adventure postpones maiden Singapore cruise to March 2026 due to shipbuilding delays
[SINGAPORE] Disney Cruise Line’s (DCL) first Asia cruise, Disney Adventure, will not be bringing its magic to Singapore’s shores by December as originally planned.
Sats JV to upgrade Marina Bay Cruise Centre, gets extension for terminal operator agreement
The refurbishment works cost around S$40 million
Disney’s largest cruise ship targets Asia with Marvel heroes
TICKETS for a voyage on board Walt Disney’s first Asia-based cruise ship go on sale next week, as the entertainment giant takes advantage of a tourism boom in Singapore to realise ambitious goals for ...
Conquering the Pacific Ocean
Crossing the world’s largest body of water is a lesson in what makes life unforgettable
Disney’s first Asia-based cruise ship to start maiden trip from Marina Bay on Dec 15, 2025
Disney Adventure will port in Singapore for 5 years in tie-up with STB; move is expected to generate jobs
Explore remote islands, get personal butler service onboard: Northern Europe’s hidden gems await on luxury cruise
Silversea’s journeys to this naturally stunning region take you to destinations off the beaten track on adventurous shore excursions, while pampering you with the utmost comforts aboard its ships
Greece to tax cruise ship arrivals to protect popular islands from overtourism
GREECE plans to impose a 20 euro (S$29) levy on cruise ship visitors to the islands of Santorini and Mykonos during the peak summer season, in a bid to avert overtourism, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitso...
Travelling millennials, Gen Z are cruise industry’s best hope
Cruise vacations are as popular as they’ve ever been, and a surprising reason why is rising interest from a fickle group that’s historically shunned the geriatric-focused industry: young travellers.
