Next Generation
With the new generation of mega-cruise ships increasing in popularity, ports must adapt and develop to cater for them. Steven Jones looks at how the big ships are creating big...
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Gambling on a Growing Trend
Mirroring the popularity of land-based casinos, cruise lines are following suit with a range of gaming entertainment. But as Ilene Grifen reports, this growing trend has to meet the demands...
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Natural Revolution
Bob Dickinson explains the concept behind Evolutions of Fun, an ambitious ship overhaul programme.
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A Big Bang
With the advent of the Genesis class, the trend for building bigger cruise ships continues.
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Interior Form and Function
How designers can create impressive interiors, while meeting the enhanced safety requirements of the next generation of large cruise ships.
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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...
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Environmental Investments
The need for more eco-friendly cruise tourism is clear but can it be done without higher costs and compromised products?
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Southern Exposure
As Antarctica becomes a popular destination, how can cruise lines minimise their environmental impact on fragile ecosystems?
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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 Seas.
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Sea Sickness
William Gibbons and Steve Williams talk to Rebecca Burgess about dealing with outbreaks of illness on cruise ships.
