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October 19, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Cruising to new heights

An increasing number of Australian tourists are heading to New Zealand and are preferring to cruise here rather than fly. That’s according to Ann Sherry, chief executive of Australian-based P&O Cruises, who was joined by Prime Minister and Tourism Minister John Key in Auckland on Friday to mark the

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An increasing number of Australian tourists are heading to New Zealand and are preferring to cruise here rather than fly. That’s according to Ann Sherry, chief executive of Australian-based P&O Cruises, who was joined by Prime Minister and Tourism Minister John Key in Auckland on Friday to mark the start of the New Zealand cruise season. Underlining her claim, super-liner the Star Princess berthed in Wellington today.

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