Viewpoint, Onboard experience

Taking back the sea for immersive adventures

Taking back the sea for immersive adventures

By Trond Sigurdsen | 17 May 2022

Cruise ship operators should seek inspiration from superyacht designers to create onboard spaces that will engender a connection between their guests and the sea

Cruise ship operators should seek inspiration from superyacht designers, says Trond Sigurdsen

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