Citations with the tag: CRUISE industry
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- Larger ships, consolidation: How cruiselines are growing.
// FoodService Director; 06/15/98, Vol. 11 Issue 6, p20Focuses 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, p8Reports 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, p66Considers 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, p54Provides 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.
Richard, Christine // New Orleans Magazine; Mar2003, Vol. 37 Issue 6, p76Focuses 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, p1Looks 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.
Darce, Keith // Consumer Reports Travel Letter; Feb97, Vol. 13 Issue 2, p26Reports 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.
Darce, Keith // Travel Agent; 6/6/94, Vol. 271 Issue 6, Cruise desk. p27Reports 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, p12Reports 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.
Leiser, Roland; Edleson, Harriet // Travel Agent; 9/4/95, Vol. 276 Issue 11, Cruise Desk p28Provides information about cruise lines in the United States. Cruise line; Contact information.
- Is discounting changing the nature of cruising?
Zutell, Irene // Travel Agent; 9/25/95, Vol. 277 Issue 2, p2No abstract available.
- Cruise lines steering itineraries away from battered St. Thomas.
Major, Brian; Wilson, Archie // Travel Agent; 9/25/95, Vol. 277 Issue 2, p110No abstract available.
- CLIA's agent training program.
Major, Brian; Wilson, Archie // Travel Agent; 10/2/95 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 277 Issue 3, p3Reports on developments about cruise lines in the United States for the week ending October 2, 1995. Includes information on the Cruise Lines International Association's (CLIA) agent training program seminar courses; Southern Caribbean courses; Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association's second...
- Marketwatch.
Major, Brian; Wilson, Archie // Travel Agent; 10/2/95 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 277 Issue 3, p7Reports on developments about cruise lines in the United States for the week ending October 2, 1995. Includes Kloster Cruise Ltd.'s plan to sell its passenger ship Skyward to Vicking Ltd.; Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association's funding of social causes in the Caribbean region; Appointment of...
- Hot products: Cruises.
Major, Brian; Wilson, Archie // Travel Agent; 10/30/95, Vol. 277 Issue 7, p45Reports on new products and services available from cruise lines operating in the United States. Seawind Cruise Line's implementation of a new group protection plan applicable to all 1996 cruises; American Hawaii Cruises' development of a new enhanced itinerary for late 1995 and 1996 cruises;...
- Market watch.
Major, Brian; Wilson, Archie // Travel Agent; 10/30/95, Vol. 277 Issue 7, p45Reports on marketing developments in the cruise industry in the United States as of October 30, 1995. National Association of Cruise-Only Agencies' annual Winter Conference on December 11 to 15, 1995; Norwegian Cruise Line's installation of an interactive television system aboard the Dreamward;...
- Marketwatch.
Major, Brian; Wilson, Archie // Travel Agent; 11/6/95, Vol. 277 Issue 8, p53Highlights developments in cruise lines. Includes Holland America Line's incentive program for its top-selling agents; Centurions' featuring of a one-week Caribbean cruise; Disney Cruise Line's appointment of Ken Potrock as vice president for marketing.
- Potential in the Atlantic Islands and Mediterranean.
Major, Brian; Myers, Laura L. // Travel Agent; 11/6/95 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 277 Issue 8, p2Reports on the growth of cruise lines in Europe. Major expansion of cruise capacity in Mediterranean Islands; Interest in the Atlantic Islands.
- Jamaica positions itself for future cruise growth.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 11/6/95 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 277 Issue 8, p36Reports on the growth of cruise lines in Jamaica. Major ports of the island; Islandwide improvements; Growth of arrival numbers.
- Singles policy chart.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 11/6/95 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 277 Issue 8, p40Focuses on cruise line policies regarding single travelers. Availability of single cabins; Accommodation for singles.
- Marketwatch.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 11/6/95 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 277 Issue 8, p42Reports on developments related to cruise industry in the United States as of November 6, 1995. Includes closure of the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; Windjammer Barefoot Cruises' Hurricane Relief Trust Fund; International Tours' acquisition of GalaxSea Associates.
- Hot products.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 11/6/95 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 277 Issue 8, p43Focuses on services offered by companies in the cruise industry in the United States. American Hawaii Cruises; Cunard Line's Sea Goddess II; Celebrity Cruises' Century ship; Holland America Line's ships.
- Short-term concern.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 11/13/95, Vol. 277 Issue 9, p38No abstract available.
- Hot products: Cruises.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 11/13/95, Vol. 277 Issue 9, p48No abstract available.
- Marketwatch.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 11/13/95, Vol. 277 Issue 9, p50No abstract available.
- Three's company.
Myers, Laura L.; Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 11/20/95, Vol. 277 Issue 10, p41Reports on the outlook for cruise lines. Consolidation and domination by a few large lines; Problems faced by small lines; Competition from new lines; Implications for travel agents; Budget market.
- Road signs.
Myers, Laura L.; Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 11/20/95, Vol. 277 Issue 10, p46Lists cruise lines available at content provider Internet sites. Includes Carnival; Dolphin; Majesty.
- A look back at 25 years of Caribbean cruising.
Myers, Laura // Travel Agent; 12/4/95 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 277 Issue 12, p2Focuses on the 25th anniversary of the cruise industry in the Caribbean Area. Growth of the Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines (RCCL); Comment by Ed Stephan, RCCL's Miami, Florida-based co-founder; Changes in the cruise industry.
- Onboard gentlemen hosts are big success.
Weiner, Patricia // Travel Agent; 12/4/95 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 277 Issue 12, p9Focuses on the success of the cruise lines' offering of gentlemen hosts as dancing partners and companions to unaccompanied passengers. Features of the concept; Benefits to passengers; Activities by the gentlemen hosts.
- Res lines.
Weiner, Patricia // Travel Agent; 12/4/95 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 277 Issue 12, p20Lists contact information on several cruise lines. Includes cruise line; Telephone lines; Office hours; Facsimile number.
- Shining some sun on the marketing debate.
Friedheim, Eric // Travel Agent; 1/8/96, Vol. 278 Issue 5, p16Opinion. Ponders on the growth of the cruise trade in the United States. Concerns on the expansion of the capacity of cruise lines; Market opportunities outside the United States; Ways to negate consumer disinterest in the cruise industry.
- Fam rates.
Friedheim, Eric // Travel Agent; 1/15/96 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 278 Issue 6, p10Presents a chart on the rates of the different cruise lines in the United States. Discount rates; Request procedures and accreditation requirements; Status; Contact number.
- Marketwatch.
Friedheim, Eric // Travel Agent; 1/15/96 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 278 Issue 6, p14Presents developments concerning the cruise line industry in the United States as of January 1995. Princess Cruises' inauguration of a round-trip motorcoach service for Florida residents; Caprice Travel as Cunard Line's top booking agency for 1994-95; Debut of Cruise Lines International...
- Hot products.
Friedheim, Eric // Travel Agent; 1/15/96 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 278 Issue 6, p15Presents developments concerning the product releases of the cruise line industry in the United States as of January 1995. Cunard Line's 1996 Orient cruises on the Sea Goddess II; Holland America Line's debut of its Alumni Recognition Program; Crystal Cruises' introduction of a program that...
- Res lines.
Friedheim, Eric // Travel Agent; 1/15/96 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 278 Issue 6, p18Presents a chart featuring the contact numbers of various cruise lines in the United States. Inclusion of its fax number.
- Twin-bill cruise conferences spotlight concerns on bypass, technology.
Major, Brian; Myers, Laura L. // Travel Agent; 1/22/96, Vol. 278 Issue 7, p6No abstract available.
- Shrinking seas?
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 1/22/96, Vol. 278 Issue 7, p37No abstract available.
- `Ultimate Cruise Sales' seminars designed to entertain and motivate.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 2/19/96, Vol. 278 Issue 11, Cruise Desk p4Reports on various seminars and continuing education programs related to the cruise industry in the United States. Schedules; Fees; Contact information; Rates on ships for sailings of EuropAmerica Cruises.
- Marketwatch.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 2/19/96, Vol. 278 Issue 11, Cruise Desk p12Reports on various news and events related to the cruise industry in the United States. Includes Seaburn Cruise Line's acquisition of the ship Queen Odyssey; Online communication of cruise sellers of America Online's Cruise Critic; Appointments.
- Hot products.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 2/19/96, Vol. 278 Issue 11, Cruise Desk p17Presents products and services related to the cruise industry. Includes world cruises from Crystal Cruises; Cruise to the western Caribbean and Yucatan peninsula from Commodore Cruise Line; Fare reduction offering from KD River Cruises of Europe.
- Fertile frontier.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 3/18/96, Vol. 279 Issue 3, p43Focuses on the growth of the Alaska cruise market. Why tourists are drawn to Alaska; Availability of cruise ships; Comment from Gary Pollard from Ambassador Tours in San Francisco, California. INSET: Cruise ships sailing to Alaska in 1996-1997..
- Client advantages: The Big Red Boat vs other cruises.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 3/18/96, Vol. 279 Issue 3, The Big Red Boat p5Presents ten reasons why one should choose The Big Red Boat instead of other cruise lines when going on vacation. INSET: Value-added pricing..
- Marketwatch: Cruises.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 4/22/96, Vol. 279 Issue 8, p46Presents information related to several cruise liners in the United States. Results of Celebrity Cruises' first inspection under the Federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Vessel Sanitation Inspection program; Rise in Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company's profits;...
- Marketwatch: Cruises.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 4/29/96, Vol. 279 Issue 9, p36Presents information on the cruise line industry. Description of the Celebrity Cruises' vessel the Century; Address for the Big Red Boat Web sire on the Internet; Availabilty of the Windstar Cruises; Number of port calls for Princess Cruises; Construction of cruise ship terminal in Stockholm,...
- Paradise is worth the price.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 6/3/96 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 281 Issue 2, p2Reports on the growth of the luxury cruise market in the United States. Addition of ships by luxury cruise operators; Contention that the luxury category does not attract enough passengers to support several suppliers; Need of cruise lines to expand the market and attract new cruisers; Luxury...
- Market watch.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 6/3/96 Supplement Cruise Desk, Vol. 281 Issue 2, p13Presents news items about cruise lines. Disney Cruise Line's membership in the Cruise Lines International Association; Re-flagging of seven of Holland America Line's ships in the Netherlands; Renaming of World Explorer Cruises' Universe Explorer ship.
- Market monitor: Cruises.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 7/08/96, Vol. 281 Issue 7, p30Reports on services and special packages offered by cruise lines, as of July 8, 1996. Includes Holland America Line's expansion of its optional historical shore excursions and redefinition of its environmental tours for the 1996-97 Caribbean season; Delta Queen Steamboat Co.'s offering of...
- Market monitor: Odds & ends.
Major, Brian // Travel Agent; 7/15/96, Vol. 281 Issue 8, p36No abstract available.
- The route to Morocco.
Lisella, Maria // Travel Agent; 7/15/96, Vol. 281 Issue 8, p76No abstract available.
- Bouncing back.
Lisella, Maria // Travel Agent; 7/22/96 Supplement Europe, Vol. 281 Issue 9, p37Reports on the improvement of profits in the cruise industry. Factor responsible for increased business; Criticisms on cruise lines' addition of new ships.
