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- Larger ships, consolidation: How cruiselines are growing. // FoodService Director;06/15/98, Vol. 11 Issue 6, p20
Focuses on the growth of the cruise-line industry as a result of the launching of new ships and the consolidation trend in the industry. Offering of much larger public space and retail areas; Operation of each brand decentralized for food and beverage.
- Will no-frills cruises 'lower standards'? // Travel Trade Gazette UK & Ireland;3/17/2003, Issue 2555, p8
Reports on Stelios Haji-Ioannou's aim to launch EasyCruise, a no-frills cruise line in the Mediterranean.
- CRUISING'S NOT CRUISING WITHOUT FRILLS. Yates, Patricia // Travel Trade Gazette UK & Ireland;5/26/2003, Issue 2565, p66
Considers the condition of the cruise industry in Great Britain. Introduction of no-frills line; Target market of the cruise industry; Priority for cruise companies.
- Downtown Departures. Richard, Christine // New Orleans Magazine;Mar2003, Vol. 37 Issue 6, p54
Provides a guide to cruise ship services offered in New Orleans, Louisiana. Introduction of a new ship called Conquest from Carnival Cruise Lines; Features of the ship Grandeur of the Seas from the Royal Caribbean International; Itinerary of Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Dream. INSET: Down...
- ECONOMIC CORRIDOR: THE RIVER. // New Orleans Magazine;Mar2003, Vol. 37 Issue 6, p76
Focuses on the importance of the cruise industries in the economy of New Orleans, Louisiana. Revenues generated by the Ports Association of Louisiana; Shipbuilding contracts of Northrop Grumman Ship Systems Avondale Operations; Background of the company.
- Port of call: The big easy. Darce, Keith // New Orleans CityBusiness (1994 to 2008);12/16/96, Vol. 17 Issue 24, p1
Looks at the growth of the cruise line industry in New Orleans. Amount of revenue earned yearly; Expansion of terminal; Comments from Rick Strunck, manager of vessel deployment and development for Royal Caribbean.
- Dollars & sense. // Consumer Reports Travel Letter;Feb97, Vol. 13 Issue 2, p26
Reports on the Florida Attorney General's office's possible requirement on the inclusion of port charges in the advertised price of a cruise. Cruise lines' use of port charges as a way to increase prices; Importance of the Florida market for cruises.
- NACOA elections. // Travel Agent;6/6/94, Vol. 271 Issue 6, Cruise desk. p27
Reports on the schedule of elections of the National Association of Cruise-Only Agencies (NACOA) at the organization's annual meeting at the Hilton Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida.
- Beefing up cruise support. Leiser, Roland; Edleson, Harriet // Travel Agent;9/5/94, Vol. 272 Issue 7, p12
Reports on the goals of the International Council of Cruise Lines (ICCL). Mission of spreading the word about the economic impact of cruise lines throughout the country; Meeting with key travel industry, business, community and political leaders; Future plans.
- Res lines. // Travel Agent;9/4/95, Vol. 276 Issue 11, Cruise Desk p28
Provides information about cruise lines in the United States. Cruise line; Contact information.
