World Cruise Industry Review March 2007
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The sinking of the Concordia dominates discussion within the industry and promises to do so for some time to come. In this issue, Cruise Lines International Association president Christine...
If you want to build big ships, you have to go where the water is deep.” As the operator of seven of the ten largest cruise ships currently in service, no one sails any deeper than Royal...
With five million European cruisers and an economic input of €34bn, the cruise industry has ridden the economic storm with success. Cruise ships offer a comprehensive portfolio of choice,...
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Crews Control
How do you guarantee that a ship’s staff is ship-shape? Tracey Kifford asks Carnival Cruise Lines and Regent Seven...
Environmental Investments
The need for more eco-friendly cruise tourism is clear but can it be done without higher costs and compromised...
Interior Form and Function
How designers can create impressive interiors, while meeting the enhanced safety requirements of the next generation of large cruise...
Natural Revolution
Bob Dickinson explains the concept behind Evolutions of Fun, an ambitious ship overhaul...
Sea Sickness
William Gibbons and Steve Williams talk to Rebecca Burgess about dealing with outbreaks of illness on cruise...
Winter Solstice
The winter of 2008 will see the completion of a Solstice-class cruise ship for Celebrity Cruises, the largest and most advanced vessel the company has ever commissioned. Built by Meyer Werft,...
