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Articles tagged “norwegian cruise line”

Online Travel

Beyond Bookings: South Africa’s Travelstart Expands Into Media Space

Brands love an audience, and Travelstart boasts the best online travel booking numbers in Africa. Little wonder this leading online travel agency has expanded into the media space, offering brands and destination marketing organizations access to its audience. For a fee, of course.

Richard Holmes, Skift | 5 years ago

Cruises

Cruise Execs Dodge the Industry’s Downsides at Global Gathering

The cruise industry is having a good run. But why not talk frankly about challenges and address them with meaningful solutions?

Hannah Sampson, Skift | 5 years ago

Cruise Execs Dodge the Industry’s Downsides at Global Gathering

Cruises

Norwegian Cruise Is Trying to Luxe Up Its Mass-Market Line

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings keeps trying new ways to get higher-spending passengers on board. Quarterly results show the efforts are working so far.

Hannah Sampson, Skift | 5 years ago

Norwegian Cruise Is Trying to Luxe Up Its Mass-Market Line

Cruises

Norwegian Cruise Line Wants Passengers to Keep Spending More at Sea

Cruise lines keep loading their ships with things for passengers to buy — Starbucks latte and a game of laser tag, anyone? With consumers feeling confident, no one seems to mind spending money on extras. But if the economy takes a turn for the worse, will that change?

Hannah Sampson , Skift | 6 years ago

Norwegian Cruise Line Wants Passengers to Keep Spending More at Sea

Cruises

Norwegian Cruise Line Is Moving Its Built-for-China Ship to the U.S.

Norwegian Cruise Line made a significant investment in China when it built a ship specifically for that market. But as executives like to say, ships are easy to move when necessary, and clearly Norwegian sees a brighter future in the U.S.

Hannah Sampson, Skift | 6 years ago

Norwegian Cruise Line Is Moving Its Built-for-China Ship to the U.S.

Cruises

Wall Street Concerns Aren’t Keeping Cruise Lines From Ordering More Ships

Cruise lines are confident that people will fill the ships they order, and shipbuilding yards are packed with business for years to come. Will Wall Street shake off its worries that demand won't keep up?

Hannah Sampson, Skift | 6 years ago

Wall Street Concerns Aren’t Keeping Cruise Lines From Ordering More Ships

Cruises

Norwegian Cruise CEO Sees No Signs of Recession

Like other cruise operators, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings is seeing strong business for 2018 and even 2019. Two words — hurricane season — could interfere, but with so many bookings already made, even a stormy summer shouldn't ruin the year.

Hannah Sampson, Skift | 6 years ago

Norwegian Cruise CEO Sees No Signs of Recession

Cruises

3 Big Challenges Cruise Lines Still Have to Overcome in China

China has been full of ups and downs as the cruise industry has grown its presence in the market. Identifying the cause of the downs — and taking steps to manage the factors that can be controlled — should help operators find stability.

Hannah Sampson, Skift | 6 years ago

3 Big Challenges Cruise Lines Still Have to Overcome in China

Cruises

Virgin Voyages Is Counting on Its Brand to Win Over Cruise Skeptics

Virgin Voyages is emphatic about being a different kind of cruise player while planning to sail from the world's busiest cruise port to the most popular destination. The difference will be in the details, and we're still waiting for most of those.

Hannah Sampson , Skift | 6 years ago

Virgin Voyages Is Counting on Its Brand to Win Over Cruise Skeptics

Cruises

The Rise of Luxury Outposts on Mainstream Cruise Ships

Will a traveler who only expects the finest ever decide to board a mass-market cruise ship? Well, the marketplace has spoken and it says, “Maybe, but only under certain conditions.”

Laura Powell, Skift | 6 years ago

The Rise of Luxury Outposts on Mainstream Cruise Ships