Natural Revolution
Bob Dickinson explains the concept behind Evolutions of Fun, an ambitious ship overhaul programme.
Bob Dickinson explains the concept behind Evolutions of Fun, an ambitious ship overhaul programme.
With the advent of the Genesis class, the trend for building bigger cruise ships continues.
How designers can create impressive interiors, while meeting the enhanced safety requirements of the next generation of large cruise ships.
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...
A ship’s itinerary is a huge factor in a traveller’s decision to opt for a cruise holiday. Europe is becoming increasingly popular, but the decline in the Caribbean is of...
More travellers are seeking intellectual fulfilment while on holiday. Cruise companies are responding with enlightening enrichment programmes, Bret Bullock of Crystal Cruises tells Jim Banks.
The high standards and variety of on-board services a cruise ship provides are crucial to the their success and reputation. World Cruise Industry Review asks Lisa Lutoff-Perlo of Celebrity Cruises...
Providing an on-board service that differs to that of competing companies is often the deciding factor for passengers. Steve Kirsch, Holland America Line, reveals his company’s latest culinary enrichment programme.
What is the driving force behind the popularity of smaller yet ultra-luxurious cruises? Munir Samji, chief executive of Hebridean International Cruises, reveals the pleasure of a more elegant style of...
From its small beginnings, one interior design consultancy has evolved its business concepts to match those of the cruise industry. Tillberg Design’s Fredrik Johansson explains to Huw Kidwell the changing...