Articles tagged “cruise lines”

In a recent ballot initiative, Juneau’s residents expressed frustration with cruise tourism.

Even though their ballot measure has been defeated, some Juneau locals sent a message to city and industry leadership more needs to be done to address overtourism.

Alaska's success for Carnival, the world's largest cruise company, points to the ongoing popularity of the cruise industry.

Today's podcast looks at Juneau's new cruise ban attempt, Elliot Investment's new reveal for Southwest, and Etihad Airway's new routes.

Regardless of the ballot initiative's outcome, relations between locals and the cruise line industry in Juneau won't be the same.

Goa has witnessed a 40% increase in cruise tourism, and a new terminal is coming soon. But there are more problems in the state that need to be solved to attract international tourists.

Liberty helped Royal Caribbean survive the Covid pandemic. Now, he’s expanding the cruise business and its customer base.

He guided many carriers through the pandemic and positioned them for the future. Now, everyone wants his contrarian views on AI, the future of travel and sustainability.

If you've ever sailed past Niagara Falls or toured a city on a sightseeing bus, you may have thought, "This is nice and all, but I wish there was something more." Tour operator Hornblower plans to fix that.

While other travel brands say they see signs of a slowdown, Viking executives see a boom and no signs travelers want to cutback on cruises.