Princess Cruises is introducing a new exclusive “next-level Sanctuary Collection” of perks for guests sailing aboard Sun Princess and Star Princess. Billed as an “all-inclusive oasis,” guests reserving the Sanctuary Collection will gain access to the ship’s top deck retreat as well as high-end amenities.

Princess Cruises Unveils “The Catch by Rudi” New Signature Seafood Restaurant

Princess Cruises Next-Generation Ship – Sun Princess – to Feature the Brand’s Most Exciting & Contemporary Spaces

Princess Cruises has revealed a new dining experience for guests booked in suite accommodation aboard two of its newest ships that will replicate the Mediterranean, engaging all the senses.

Princess Cruises has unveiled the first glimpse of its newest MedallionClass ship – Discovery Princess – with the ship celebrating her maiden voyage to the Mexican Riviera.

The shipbuilding company, Fincantieri, held an intimate ceremony at San Giorgio di Nogaro on Friday [3 September 2021] for the initial steel-cutting of the first of two LNG cruise ships for Princess Cruises.

In anticipation of a restart of domestic cruising in Australia, hundreds of travel agents had their first chance to inspect the new Brisbane International Cruise Terminal at a Carnival Australia-hosted business update.

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia is preparing a virtual welcome for more than a dozen new cruise ships about to join the world fleet this year, hosting its first-ever Ocean Debut Showcase for travel agent members.

Carnival Australia President Sture Myrmell has jumped to the defence of cruise ships in Australia after an “intense focus” on the sector as the country continues to “grapple with the impact of COVID-19 and fights to slow the spread of illness”.

Marshall Lancaster has been appointed as Chief Information Officer for the professional services division supporting Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Seabourn, P&O Cruises Australia and Carnival Australia. In the role, Marshall will oversee the entire information technology portfolio for the four cruise brands.

Sky Princess, the first purpose built Princess Cruises’ MedallionClass ship, recently set sail on her inaugural season in Europe. Representing an evolution of the design platform used for her sister Royal-Class ships – Regal Princess, Royal Princess and Majestic Princess – the 143,700-ton, 3,660-guest Sky Princess offers an elevation of spectacular style and elegance that Princess is known for, in addition to new distinct features.

Australia celebrated its first new ship of the summer cruise season with the maiden arrival of Princess Cruises’ Ruby Princess into Sydney Harbour last Wednesday (23 October).