New evacuation systems that take up a fraction of the deck area used by traditional rigid-hull lifeboats give designers the opportunity to create better onboard spaces
New, compact evacuation systems give designers the opportunity to create better onboard spaces
Financial pressures mean ferry operators must now look for different ways to continue providing reliable services when regular vessels are non-operational
Michael Grey explores how ferry operators are now coping with the unexpected
Mette Frydensbjerg Jacobsen provides an insight into the products and services provided by Danish firm Ege Carpets
Danish firm Ege Carpets provides insight into its range of tailor-made carpets
Côte Vermeille, home to some of the world’s most influential artists, offers cruise guests a chance to explore a rich cultural history, says Ana Faber, Club des Croisières Port-Vendres/Côte Vermeille
Club des Croisières’s Ana Faber explains why cruise guests should explore the region’s cultural history
Rick Shilling from Subsea Global Solutions explains why it is important for operators to choose the right solutions and partner for hull maintenance with ships’ greenhouse gas emissions under more scrutiny than ever
Subsea's Rick Shilling explains why it’s important to choose the right solutions for hull maintenance
Interferry CEO Mike Corrigan explains why the global association's upcoming conference in Tasmania promises to be a must-attend event this November
Interferry’s CEO explains why the association's upcoming conference is a must-attend event
Andreas Ullrich explains how passenger ship operators are exploring sails and modern wind propulsion systems as low-carbon energy sources in line with sustainability and decarbonisation targets
Operators are exploring sails and modern wind propulsion systems
Joy Roberts discusses how Jamaica’s rich variety of natural and cultural attractions makes it one of the premier destinations for cruises to the Caribbean
The executive director of Jamaica Vacations discusses Jamaica’s rich variety of attractions
Artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies can make marine interior outfitting projects more streamlined, efficient and sustainable, but humans will always remain a vital part of the process
Artificial intelligence can streamline outfitting projects alongside invaluable human skills
Shipowners must improve their onboard connectivity solutions to accommodate the demands of guests and the growing number of digital nomads who are choosing to work while cruising
Shipowners must improve their onboard connectivity solutions to accommodate guests' growing demands
Susan Sadolin of Innovation Lounges Marketplace shares what delegates can expect during the exclusive event, which will be hosted during a Rhine cruise from 30 October to 3 November 2023
Exclusive event will be hosted during a Rhine cruise from 30 October to 3 November 2023
Cruise companies can rely on Magicman to restore their ships’ interiors as sustainably as possible
Cruise companies can rely on Magicman to restore their ships’ interiors, says Mark Henderson
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Anita Tonnessen and Ragnhild Nordhagen of Gudbrandsdalens Uldvarefabrik discuss why the unique qualities of wool make it advantageous for fabrics used in onboard interiors
The unique qualities of wool make it advantageous for fabrics used in cruise interiors
Sascha Bosch discusses how Robos is using its expertise to customise its products and create furniture that matches the vision of cruise ship interior designers
Sascha Bosch discusses how Robos is using its expertise to customise its products
Mara Davis explains how Bourne Group is using its technical and design expertise to create signage that makes every passenger feel welcome, including those with disabilities
Bourne Group is using its expertise to increase accessibility with welcoming signage
Natural Flotex FR designs help to create a sense of being close to nature onboard ships
Natural Flotex FR designs help to create a sense of being close to nature onboard ships