Editor's note: More than ever, Cruise Critic is keeping an eye on changes in cruising that affect its increasingly devoted Australia- and New Zealand-based members. Carnival is the first North American-based line this year to create some excitement in the world's top-two countries when it comes to massive growth in interest in this kind of travel. And we're excited, too, about the arrival of Royal Caribbean's Voyager of the Seas, Celebrity Solstice and Holland America's Oosterdam -- all new classes for anyone cruising Down Under. We look forward to hearing more interpretations about Aussification.
Friday, January 25, 2013
What's Up Down Under?
What's Up Down Under?: 
Editor's note: More than ever, Cruise Critic is keeping an eye on changes in cruising that affect its increasingly devoted Australia- and New Zealand-based members. Carnival is the first North American-based line this year to create some excitement in the world's top-two countries when it comes to massive growth in interest in this kind of travel. And we're excited, too, about the arrival of Royal Caribbean's Voyager of the Seas, Celebrity Solstice and Holland America's Oosterdam -- all new classes for anyone cruising Down Under. We look forward to hearing more interpretations about Aussification.
Editor's note: More than ever, Cruise Critic is keeping an eye on changes in cruising that affect its increasingly devoted Australia- and New Zealand-based members. Carnival is the first North American-based line this year to create some excitement in the world's top-two countries when it comes to massive growth in interest in this kind of travel. And we're excited, too, about the arrival of Royal Caribbean's Voyager of the Seas, Celebrity Solstice and Holland America's Oosterdam -- all new classes for anyone cruising Down Under. We look forward to hearing more interpretations about Aussification.
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