StarDream Cruises has announced a significant reduction in fuel surcharges across its regional deployments, effective from 26 June 2026.

This move comes as part of the company's ongoing review of operating conditions and its commitment to providing value to its guests aboard the Genting Dream, Star Navigator, and Star Voyager.

Travellers departing from Singapore and Malaysia will benefit from a complete waiver of the fuel surcharge. Meanwhile, those setting sail from Taiwan and Hong Kong will see a 50% reduction in the current surcharge. This adjustment reflects the improving conditions in the fuel market and the company's dedication to delivering exceptional cruise experiences.

Michael Goh, President of StarDream Cruises, stated, “As fuel prices have continued to stabilise, we are pleased to reduce and, where possible, fully waive the fuel surcharge across our deployments. We have always taken a transparent approach to fuel surcharges, introducing them only when necessary and reviewing them regularly.”

StarDream Cruises, which launched on 26 March 2025, combines over three decades of cruising expertise. It operates under two brands—StarCruises, offering affordable and lifestyle-driven experiences, and Dream Cruises, which focuses on luxury cruising. The Genting Dream, Dream Cruises' flagship, is based in Singapore and travels to destinations in Malaysia and Thailand.

The company will continue to monitor global fuel price movements and adjust its surcharge policies as needed, ensuring guests receive the best possible value for their cruise holidays

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