Cruising Journal
本期內容
ArticleREPORT
MSC Preziosa: A Ship With a Remarkable History There have also been and still are ships delivered to companies different from those that originally ordered them. The reasons can include the bankruptcy of the original client, the shipyard,...
ArticleREPORT
From Manhattan to the Southern Caribbean on Carnival Venezia In October, New York smells like cool river air, peppery street food, and a faint note of hurry. On the way to the cruise terminal, rolling suitcases clatter over asphalt, taxi...
ArticleCRUISE EVENTS
FITUR Confirms Its Central Role in International Tourism Organized by IFEMA MADRID, the event once again demonstrated its ability to bring together operators, institutions, and professionals from around the world, while also...
ArticleTECHNICAL TOPIC
Cruise Ships as Floating Cities: The Rise of onboard Neighborhoods What has changed most significantly is the way space itself is conceived, organized, and experienced by passengers. While in the 1990s a cruise ship could still be...
ArticleSoft Power at Sea: Cruising as a Global Instrument of Cultural Influence
If we take seriously the concept of soft power—understood, in Joseph S. Nye’s now-classic definition, as the ability to achieve outcomes through attraction and legitimacy rather than coercion— the twentieth-century passenger ship and...