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ArticleSmall steps, bet­ter future

Today’s cruise and ferry oper­at­ors aren’t look­ing to rein­vent the industry. Instead, they’re mak­ing tar­geted invest­ments and hun­dreds of incre­mental improve­ments to enhance the guest exper­i­ence, while improv­ing safety, redu­cing their...

ArticleCristina Stefani

In her role as mar­ket­ing and com­mu­nic­a­tion strategist at Aquafil, Cristina spe­cial­ises in turn­ing sus­tain­able mater­i­als into cir­cu­lar solu­tions for cruise ship and ferry interi­ors.

ArticleKara Sasse

Kara is CEO of Ripple Oper­a­tions, where she uses her expert­ise in mari­time work­force tech­no­logy and crew man­age­ment to help cruise and ferry oper­at­ors.

ArticleJavier Her­bon

Javier is an expert in fire pro­tec­tion and safety tech­no­lo­gies for pas­sen­ger ves­sels and serves as man­aging dir­ector of CBG Sys­tems.

ArticleJustin Mer­rigan

Justin is a com­mu­nic­a­tions prac­ti­tioner with more than 30 years of exper­i­ence in the ferry sec­tor, includ­ing 10 years with Incat Tas­mania.

ArticleCar­ni­val Cor­por­a­tion’s Josh Wein­stein explains how incre­mental improve­ments, dis­cip­lined growth and a relent­less drive towards decar­bon­isa­tion have enabled the busi­ness to build resi­li­ence and pos­i­tion itself for long-term suc­cess

ArticleFred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ Sam­antha Stimpson explains why strong part­ner­ships between cruise lines, ports and des­tin­a­tions are key to the industry’s long-term suc­cess

ArticleChristine Duffy of Car­ni­val Cruise Line dis­cusses intro­du­cing entirely new con­cepts to cruis­ing, as well as con­tinu­ous invest­ments to evolve the guest exper­i­ence