Richard Branson reveals why his cruise ships will be adults only
Sir Richard Branson has his reasons for wanting his first cruise ship, Virgin Voyages' Scarlet Lady, to be adults only.
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Giant airship offers luxury tourist flight to the North Pole
A Swedish company is offering 16 tourists the chance to see the North Pole from the world's longest aircraft.
Qantas to cut net carbon emissions to zero by 2050
Qantas will pledge to cut its net carbon emissions to zero by 2050, breaking ranks with its global airline peers at a time when aviation is under unprecedented scrutiny over its contribution to climate change.
Ponant release its new cruises for adventurous travellers
New cruises for adventurous travellers with Ponant and sailing to Israel with SeaDream.
'Bitterly disappointed': Trips of a lifetime cancelled at last minute by cruise company
Australian Michelle Rea was meant to be in Argentina on Thursday, preparing to board a cruise ship from Ushuaia to Antarctica on a photography tour.
The river-cruise companies making waves in ocean cruising
Many river cruise companies are crossing the divide into ocean cruising.
You can now stay in Harry Potter's home (no kids allowed)
An Airbnb listing welcomes guests to stay in Harry Potter's childhood home.
World's first 'X-bow' cruise ship sets sail on inaugural voyage
The world's first cruise ship featuring a revolutionary 'X-bow' design has set sail on its inaugural passenger cruise.
Cruising news: Thomas Keneally joins Silversea for two voyages in 2020
The Australian author will join guests on Silver Muse for a 17-day cruise between Auckland and Sydney.
Fiona McIntosh, author: What travel has taught me
This fiction writer will never forget seeing millennia crumbling into the sea in front of her.
World's best airline for 2019 brings largest A350 to Sydney route
Hot on the proverbial heels of the first A350-1000 flight to Australia last month, a second airline has now started regular flights using the largest model of the cutting-edge Airbus aircraft.
Final 747 jumbo jet's flight creates 'sky painting' on radar
Sometimes water cannon salutes just aren't enough to mark a major aviation milestone. That's why El Al Airlines retired its final Boeing 747 with a giant Etch A Sketch-in-the-sky tribute on Sunday.
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