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The cruise industry continues to experience extensive growth: $2-3 billion is invested annually on new technologies and refitting alone, and 117 new cruise liners are on order between now and 2027 at a total value of $63.7 billion. In this climate of rapid change, accurate information and informed comment are essential for business success.

Compelling content is at the heart of World Cruise Industry Review. Each edition boasts a line up of leading industry professionals covering the major themes and cutting through to the key issues shaping this dynamic market.

World Cruise Industry Review allows you to reach the most influential decision-makers at the major cruise operators, shipyards and designers worldwide. Your message will feature in a section that focuses specifically on your product area, identifying you clearly as a leading solution provider.

This service is supported by having the full book online as a digital and interactive version, ensuring coverage through all of today’s available media & technology. We strive to expose your products and services to those who need them most. Through our assortment of media channels we not only make sure that you gain the breadth and depth of exposure you require but also that you can pinpoint directly your future partners at the right time.

Vol 1. 2024

With Queen Anne embarked upon her maiden voyage, we hear from leaders at Fincatieri and Cunard about how she marries a storied history and luxury heritage with the latest in shipbuilding design and innovation. Does green hydrogen represent cruising’s greatest chance of a truly clean fuel? We speak to leaders at Ponant and Carnival about ongoing pilot programmes, and when the market might start seeing adoption at scale. The growth of wellness travel in the wake of the pandemic might be global tourism’s greatest current success story. But how is demand for a more nuanced, personalised wellness experience being delivered at sea? The industry has set itself the target of delivering net zero cruising by 2050. We look at where the main operators currently sit in that journey – and whether the scale of operational transformation required is beginning to emerge. For many years, the luxury end of the cruise market was largely a child-free zone. That picture is quickly changing, however. Leaders at Crystal, Explora, and Hapag-Lloyd discuss how kids are increasingly being seen and heard, without undermining the five-star experience.

Vol 2. 2023

Kelly Craighead, president & CEO at CLIA discusses the association’s aims for a better and more sustainable cruising industry. We speak to Royal Caribbean about its first LNG-powered vessel and what sets it apart from the rest of the fleet as the first of the Icon class. Meyer Group looks to the future of cruising as Tim Krug, head of concept development, talks us through the group’s innovative ideas for the next 50 years of cruising. We hear from experts across the industry to find out what cruise lines are doing for a greener future and achieve sustainability goals. With the rise of digitalisation, cruise lines are increasingly at risk of cyberattacks. We speak to Carnival Corporation’s Gatha Sadhir and expert Professor Stavros Shiaeles to find out more.

Vol 1. 2023

Tom McAlpin, president and CEO at Virgin Voyages reflects on his career and the cruise line’s journey ahead We speak to MSC Cruises USA’s Rubén Rodríguez about the operator’s goals and its expansion into the US As technology continues to develop, passengers expect the latest from their cruise experience. We speak to industry leaders to find out how they are adapting for a smart experience As the global cruise industry is taking action to combat climate change, we hear from Wassim Daoud, head of corporate social responsibility and sustainability at Ponant, to find out more With more and more travellers opting for a solo experience, cruise lines are increasingly looking for ways to meet this demand. We speak to NCL’s Gary Anslow and Fred Olsen’s Peter Deer to find out what they are offering the solo cruiser

Vol 2. 2022

Jens Skrede, managing director for Cruise Europe, reflects on the difficulties the cruise industry has faced over the past few years and how to manage crises Can the cruise industry balance the ongoing demands for increased sustainability and comfort? We talk to Silversea Cruises’ Roberto Martinoli and Roberto Bruzzone to learn about such a vessel With the new standards and regulations for wastewater management, we speak to Nicholas Rose at Royal Caribbean and Johan Johansson Iseskär at DNV to find out the benefits of an AWP We speak to Andreas Ullrich, global market leader, passenger ships and ferries at Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore about the new Energy Efficiency Index for Existing Ships requirements and how cruises can adapt their fuels for a sustainable future Staying up to date with the latest fire regulations and standards on a cruise ship is paramount for passenger safety. We speak to Eddie Segev at Royal Caribbean Group and Andreas Hildingsson at DNV about the importance of fire protection and firefighting

Vol 1. 2022

Marie-Caroline Laurent, director general for CLIA in Europe, reflects on her move into the cruise sector, the challenges facing European operators, and her priorities for 2022 Has onshore hotel interior design had an impact on cruise ships? We talk to Sebastien Flamant of Flamant Interior Design and Malvina Guarnieri at Tilberg Design of Sweden to discover the future of cruise ship design How do companies tailor expeditionary cruises to different guests? We speak to Florence Kuyper of Aurora Expeditions, Jen Martin of Seabourn and Simon Evans of Intrepid Travel to hear their experiences We speak to Rudi Schreiner, president at AmaWaterways and Francesco Galli Zugaro, CEO at Aqua Expeditions, to find out about river cruising in Mekong and what its network of waterways has to offer for the adventurous traveller As more operators invest in immersive dining experiences for their guests, we speak to Michael Bickel, president and CEO of TableMation Studios, and Christopher Prelog, president of Windstar Cruises, about creating unique dining environments at sea

Vol 2. 2021

CLIA UK and Ireland Director Andy Harmer reflects on an immensely successful summer for British cruising We speak to Chris O’ Craiker, president of Craiker Associates, and Joost van Rooijen, architect and partner of Studio Komma about giving old cruise ships a fresh lease of life on dry land Thibaut Tincelin, CEO of marine architecture specialists Stirling Design, discusses the challenges of designing vessels for polar exploration Has the on-board services ‘arms race’ reached its peak or will it continue to boom as cruise lines pursue bookings like never before? We speak to industry insiders to find out Enrique Cansino, co-owner of Nour el Nil, talks about the challenges of delivering successful river cruises on the Nile and what continues to draw guests to Africa’s greatest river Dirk Bocklage, managing director of Vegan Cruises and Sandy Pukel, president of Holistic Holiday at Sea tell us how more cruise lines are catering towards plant-based eating habits Can Saudi Arabia build its image as a popular cruise destination in its own right? We ask experts in the region to find out Geoffrey Kent, founder of luxury travel company Abercrombie & Kent, talks about founding the firm's founding vision and the challenges of delivering exciting cruise expeditions amidst the Covid crisis

Vol 1. 2021

CLIA president Kelly Craighead outlines the challenges of tackling coronavirus and what shape recovery will take Monique Ponfoort, CEO of Aurora Expeditions, outlines how the expeditionary sector is well suited to thrive in a post-pandemic age Lars Lühr Olsen, managing director at Ulstein Verft, discusses the complex realities of shipbuilding during a pandemic Renowned ship designers including David McCarthy, director of marine development at AD Associates, and Terry McGillicuddy, director of Richmond International, discuss how Covid-19 will change the design process Marcus Leskovar, executive vice-president of Amadeus River Cruises, and Rudi Schreiner, co-founder and president of AmaWaterways, reveal the pent-up demand for river cruising Jogchum Bruinsma, application manager for maritime at Nedstack, outlines the very real potential of hydrogen fuels to shake up the cruise industry Richard Ambrose, Norwegian Cruise Line's vice-president of entertainment, and Nick Weir, senior vice-president of entertainment for Royal Caribbean, explain how the on-board stage show has been reinvented at a social distance

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