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International Cruise & Ferry Review Magazine - Spring/Summer 2016 - issue 10

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International Cruise & Ferry Review Description:

Publisher: Tudor-Rose

Category: Business

Language: English

Frequency: Half-yearly

Via a bi-annual print magazine, website and app, International Cruise & Ferry Review aims to be the best supplier of news and insight into the global passenger shipping industries. Content covers both the cruise and ferry sectors, providing an in-depth look into the areas of building and refurbishment, marine operations, onboard experience, interior design, ports and destinations and more.

First launched in the early 1990s, International Cruise & Ferry Review was acquired by publishers Tudor Rose in 2011, whose investments have helped to transform the brand into the definitive resource for decision makers in the cruise and ferry industries.

To subscribe, please visit: www.cruiseandferry.net/subscribe.aspx

In this issue

The Spring/Summer 2016 issue of International Cruise & Ferry Review magazine is out now, and available free of charge in digital format. Visit the International Cruise & Ferry Review magazine page to read it online, or download a copy to your device.
This issue features a keynote interview with Carnival Corporation & plc’s president and CEO Arnold Donald, where he reflects on his company’s growth in China, new ships, sustainability goals and more. We also speak to other key industry figures, such as Gianni Onorato at MSC Cruises, Larry Pimentel at Azamara Club Cruises, Princess Cruises’ Jan Swartz, and Celebrity Cruises’ Lisa Lutoff-Perlo.
This issue also explores how technology is driving innovation in the ferry sector, the changing demands for better at-sea connectivity, the latest interior design and entertainment trends, and much more. We also take a look at how ports and tourist boards are transforming the onshore experience.
Other highlights include our cover story, where we find out more about how the British Virgin Islands expects its new Tortola Pier Park complex to boost cruise visitor numbers.