10th August 2026 AHICE / NZ CruiseAHICE Aotearoa and the New Zealand Cruise Association will hold their conferences this week.
25th May 2018 NZ CruiseRegistrations are now open for the New Zealand Cruise Association’s 2018 Conference, to be held in Blenheim from 23 – 24 August.
22nd December 2017 Cruise / NZ Cruise / POAPorts of Auckland has released the results of its study into the feasibility of using shore power for cruise ships berthed in Auckland.
14th December 2017 Cruise / NZ Cruise / TSAThe estimated value of cruise spend in New Zealand during the 2016-17 season was slashed by $318m in yesterday’s Tourism Satellite Account, prompting questions over the accuracy of previous industry assessments.
26th November 2017 Cruise / Cruise Lines International Association / NZ CruiseCruise Lines International Association Australasia has announced that it has signed Memoranda of Understandings with the Australian Cruise Association and the New Zealand Cruise Association.
24th November 2017 Cruise / NZ CruisePorts of Auckland will impose new passenger levies to pay for the city council’s $10m plan to accommodate larger cruise ships.
19th October 2017 Cruise / NZ CruiseStats NZ has released its first cruise ship traveller statistics providing insight into the number of passengers and crew arriving and departing New Zealand
5th October 2017 Cruise / NZ CruiseIDNZ Destination Management has hired two key account managers as it prepares for the busiest summer yet for New Zealand’s booming cruise sector.
4th October 2017 CentrePort / Cruise / NZ CruiseThe arrival today of Radiance of the Seas in Wellington marks the start of the summer cruise season in the capital which is expected to inject around $65m into the regional economy.
The cruise season has officially kicked off for 2017/18 with record numbers of passengers set to sail into Auckland over the next eight months.
All photos taken by Jeremy Hill of Jeremy Hill Photography https://www.jeremyhill.co.nz
1st September 2017 NZ CruiseSenior cruise line executives have given the Labour Party’s plans to implement a $25 tourist tax short shrift.
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