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Articles tagged “clia”

Cruises

Cruise Industry Trade Group Needs a New Leader Again

The cruise industry is still growing fast, and the next leader of Cruise Lines International Association should be prepared to address the side effects of that growth. We'll be interested to see who ends up in the job, especially considering earlier difficulty in filling it.

Cruise Industry Trade Group Needs a New Leader Again

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Australians Are Cruising Like Locals — Close to Home

Australians have taken to cruising like ducks to water. With around 85 percent of bookings going through travel agents, this sector is providing a shot in the arm for travel retailers hit by falling margins in their bread-and-butter flights and hotels business.

Australians Are Cruising Like Locals — Close to Home

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The Cruise Industry Keeps Beating Its Own Expectations

Higher-than-expected cruise passenger counts are good news for an industry that saw much slower growth just a few years ago. A lack of high-profile disasters has been helpful, and cruise lines are getting better at promoting themselves and expanding into new markets.

The Cruise Industry Keeps Beating Its Own Expectations

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Cruise Passenger Numbers Are Expected to Top 25 Million Next Year

The cruise industry is generally very good at getting passengers to fill all their ships, especially new ones with the latest bells and whistles. Executives have also been trying to get those passengers to pay more for their trips, which is sometimes a struggle.

Cruise Passenger Numbers Are Expected to Top 25 Million Next Year

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Cruise Industry’s Latest Sustainability Report Doesn’t Contain Data on Sustainability

If you're going to release a report trying to show the strides your industry has made in sustainability, it helps to have concrete evidence to bear that out. Asserting that advanced technology, which has yet to even be installed, has solved the problem is misleading and damaging to the credibility of cruising at large.

Cruise Industry’s Latest Sustainability Report Doesn’t Contain Data on Sustainability

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The Cruise Industry Is Still Exploding in Asia But Prices Are Under Pressure

While the tone has changed this year in conversations about China — lower prices will do that — executives say they still believe in the market for the long term.

The Cruise Industry Is Still Exploding in Asia But Prices Are Under Pressure

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CEO Interview: How Cruising Has Prepared for Its Push Into Asia

Cruising has quietly gotten its act together after regulators and public opinion turned against the industry a few years ago following several safety and health mishaps. Now, it's up to the industry's leaders to chart a course for the future.

CEO Interview: How Cruising Has Prepared for Its Push Into Asia

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Why Norwegian Cruise Line Is Spending $400 Million to Update Old Ships

Norwegian Cruise Line is being strategic about deploying new ships to growing markets and bringing its aging fleet up to a better standard. But it still faces a challenge in communicating what exactly a Norwegian cruise experience is.

Why Norwegian Cruise Line Is Spending $400 Million to Update Old Ships

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More People Took a Cruise Last Year Than the Cruise Industry Expected

Growth in Asia and Australia is fueling the better-than-expected cruise numbers, but industry leaders would like to see the largest market — North America — make more gains as well.

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Cruising’s Top Execs on Moving Beyond the Megaships

Now that major cruise lines have updated their onboard product with all new bells and whistles, they're looking to revamp their land offerings to attract consumers who are the most hesitant to cruise.

Cruising’s Top Execs on Moving Beyond the Megaships