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China's slowdown: Should the cruise industry worry?Troubles with the second-largest economy are impacting cruise companies, and cruise sellers by extension, in two ways.

Cruise execs get down to funny businessCruise sellers are lucky to be in a fun business to begin with, but to have executives who can deliver a well-told joke now and...

Cruise ships are besting hotels at check-inJust a few years back, check-in seemed so easy at a hotel and so tedious on a cruise. That's changed.

As industries go, cruise shows no sign of declineCruise companies show few signs of the deterioration that afflicted many former American powerhouses.

Confessions of a thrifty cruiserI really should be grateful to the cruisers that use the amenities that generate onboard revenue. Because without them, I'd be...

The $250 challengeAt Cruise Planners' recent convention, cruise industry sales executives were asked how best to turn $250 into marketing magic....

Why cruise lines took a pass on grassWhile some cruise ship features become iconic, others come and go, remaining unique to a particular ship or class. The real...

Pushing the green envelopeHurtigruten CEO Daniel Skjeldam is betting that the 30% of travelers who prefer a sustainability-focused travel operator will...

Norwegian's sunny outlook bodes well for the industryAs economists fret about the end of the near-record expansion that began in 2009, Norwegian Cruise Line CEO Frank Del Rio says...

Words to cruise byYou're not likely to miss that quote from "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" about life moving fast once you enter Royal...

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