In 1955, the Thirteenth Doctor arranged for Mr and Mrs Griffin to go on an all-expenses-paid cruise, with VIP tickets to see Frank Sinatra. (TV: Rosa)
To cheer up Giacomo Puccini after the tepid reception to his opera Madame Butterfly following its premiere on 17 February 1904, Princess Tura invited him, his wife, Elvira Gemignani, the Eighth Doctor, Charlotte Pollard, and Audacity Montague to join her on a cruise to Genoa. During the cruise, Tura grew fanatic about learning the secret of creativity and the Doctor's name, alternatively transforming the passengers, including Charley, and entrancing them until she was satisfied. She was talked down by the Doctor and Audacity, being convinced that creativity could not be stolen—instead, she had to find it in her own time. (AUDIO: Puccini and the Doctor)
Graham O'Brien pretended to be on boat cruises with his acquaintances, while travelling with the Thirteenth Doctor. (TV: Can You Hear Me?)
On what was supposed to be an alcohol-free cruise, Bernice Summerfield drank some Brettellian potato spirit. (PROSE: Dry Pilgrimage)