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Louise Goldsbury

Australia, Sydney

Travel Editor and Writer at Freelance

Nautical nomad 🛳 Roaming the globe by ocean, river & expedition #cruise #travelwriter #cruisewriter

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  • 1 week ago | thecourier.com.au | Louise Goldsbury

    Both have pros and cons but our expert tips will help you choose. Riverside scenes on the Mekong. Picture: ShutterstockBy Louise GoldsburyUpdated May 23, 2025, first published May 26, 2025Comparing hot and cold cruises is like choosing between fire and ice. Both have their upsides and downsides. Warm-weather cruising unwinds the body and mind. Cool-climate cruises are for the soul. Subscribe now for unlimited access.

  • 1 week ago | cootamundraherald.com.au | Louise Goldsbury

    Cruise lines are offering more options to sail in the Northern Hemisphere's cooler months. European river cruising started a month earlier this year, with Viking and AmaWaterways launching February departures on the Danube. Off-peak ocean cruising is set to soar in the 2026-27 winter season. From December to March, consider Seabourn in Asia, Cunard in the Canary Islands, Windstar in the Mediterranean, NCL in Mexico, MSC in the Bahamas, or Celebrity Cruises in the Galapagos.

  • 3 weeks ago | thecourier.com.au | Louise Goldsbury

    Italians, Spaniards and Croatians do this, so why don't Aussies? By Louise GoldsburyUpdated May 16, 2025, first published May 18, 2025At this time of year, Aussies are jetting off to Europe. Whether cruising the Med, the Rhine, the Baltic or the Adriatic, we have much to learn about living la dolce vita. Subscribe now for unlimited access.

  • 4 weeks ago | newcastleherald.com.au | Louise Goldsbury

    Various companies are celebrating this pioneering trend. Winetasting on board a Uniworld river cruiser. By Louise GoldsburyUpdated May 9, 2025, first published May 11, 2025Inspired by the all-female space mission? Women can swap the rocket ship for a cruise ship, with better food and a journey lasting longer than 11 minutes.

  • 1 month ago | illawarramercury.com.au | Louise Goldsbury

    The glamorous vessel will be used as a floating hotel. A view of Monaco from an Explora Journeys shipBy Louise GoldsburyUpdated May 3 2025 - 6:42am, first published 6:00amThe Netflix series Drive to Survive turned a lot of people into Formula 1 fans, but the motorsport has been linked to cruising for decades. The prestigious Monaco Grand Prix, held every May, is a popular part of luxury cruise itineraries. Windstar pioneered Grand Prix cruises in the 1990s, but a new line has scored pole position.

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Louise Goldsbury
Louise Goldsbury @LouiseGoldsbury
4 Sep 24

RT @CaminoWays: Such a great read from journalist Louise Goldsbury, who recently completed the Camino del Norte -> https://t.co/TAPTLvUcyV…

Louise Goldsbury
Louise Goldsbury @LouiseGoldsbury
18 Nov 22

Thanks @elonmusk and @Silversea for @SpaceX Starlink internet in #Antarctica - free of charge for guests of the new #SilverEndeavour 🧊 https://t.co/9jBna1qww5

Louise Goldsbury
Louise Goldsbury @LouiseGoldsbury
18 Nov 22

It has to be done. #cruisequeenoftheworld On the bow of @silversea #SilverEndeavour in #Antarctica surrounded by icebergs 🧊 https://t.co/gURWcG5S4V