The 2017/18 Australian Cruise Industry Economic Impact Assessment reveals an industry that continues to generate significant national and regional economic activity – and benefits business and communities across Australia.

The 2017/18 Australian Cruise Industry Economic Impact Assessment reveals an industry that continues to generate significant national and regional economic activity – and benefits business and communities across Australia.

It has been another busy year for our association. We welcomed 13 new members including key port members on the east coast, NSW Ports, Port of Brisbane and Gladstone Ports.

The 22nd annual Australian Cruise Association conference and AGM commenced in Broome last night and will run through September 14, 2018.

Jaime Jackett, warden from the Broome Bird Observatory, will speak at the closing breakfast at the Australian Cruise Association annual conference being held next week in Broome.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of Australian Cruise Association will be held at The Cable Beach Club, Cable Beach Road, Broome, WA.

WA Tourism Minister, Paul Papalia has confirmed he will open the 22nd annual Australian Cruise Association Conference (ACA) and AGM being held in Broome, Western Australia from September 12-14.

The three-month countdown is about to begin, and early bird registrations are open until July 31, for the 22nd annual Australian Cruise Association Conference and AGM being held this year in Broome, Western Australia.