Fran Golden, Bloomberg
Disney’s cruise product is top notch, but we doubt you’d see adults tattooing themselves if it wasn’t for a life-long affinity for the larger Disney brand.
2 years ago
Andrew Sheivachman, Skift
There's really no way to tell how sustainably cruise lines operate, due to a lack of regulation on a global scale. Since cruise lines aren't required to release detailed data on their environmental footprint, there is little accountability.
3 years ago
Hannah Sampson, Skift
By announcing the addition of its next cruise ship five years in advance, Disney proved it is patient — and really good at building anticipation.
4 years ago
Associated Press
The deal demonstrates the sway that major cruise lines hold over Caribbean destinations.
6 years ago
Reuters
There are some emerging trends in cruise travel, but CLIA won't be the organization that will give you reliable insight into what goes on.
6 years ago
Associated Press
Miami is a cosmopolitan crossroads between the U.S., Europe, and Latin America. And it's also very popular Asa. Cruise port.
6 years ago
Samantha Shankman, Skift
Disney's biggest competitor in Orlando, Universal Studios, has not announced plans to build in China, giving Mickey a relatively significant, if temporary, boost.
6 years ago
Hannah Sampson, Miami Herald
Cruise lines can argue that the report gives an unfair view of their environmental efforts, but it's not about what they are trying to do, it's what they are doing. And Disney appears to be doing fine.
6 years ago
Samantha Shankman, Skift
Cruise lines have to do more than avoid crashes and power outages since small issues also have a major impact on attracting repeat cruisers, the bread and butter of the cruising community.
6 years ago
Beth Harpaz, Associated Press
Scrapping a cruise ship is an expensive and lengthy process, which is why cruise lines opt for updating existing ships whenever possible.
6 years ago
Beth J. Harpaz, Associated Press
At the same time ships on major lines are getting bigger and behaving more like shopping malls at sea, we're seeing a boom of small-ship and river cruising for a generation of travelers who'd like a break from sensory overload.
7 years ago
Susan Salisbury, The Palm Beach Post
CLIA isn't going to like any rating or grading system that does anything but praise the cruise lines it represents. Although you can quibble with the severity of FOE's report card system, it can help identify which lines do a better job of being environmentally responsible.
7 years ago
