The global cruise industry is now facing a unique set of opportunities and challenges on the heels of COVID-19, as cruise lines prepare to restart routes in the Caribbean in 2021.
At its peak in 2019, the cruise industry catered to 30m passengers with the Caribbean representing 34.4% of deployments and generating millions in revenues for Caribbean destinations.
A demonstration of confidence in the industry, in recent years Caribbean cruise ports have invested significantly in improving and expanding infrastructure to accommodate larger ships and more cruise calls.
How then are ports, cruise lines, suppliers and vendors, tour operators and regulators now adapting to new health and safety demands? What strategies are being tested as the industry launches into a new normal of travel?
Join us and our expert panel for a forward-looking and strategic conversation about the industry's relaunch.
Event Date:
Start at 3:30 PMMay 7, 2021
The global cruise industry is now facing a unique set of opportunities and challenges on the heels of COVID-19, as cruise lines prepare to restart routes in the Caribbean in 2021.
At its peak in 2019, the cruise industry catered to 30m passengers with the Caribbean representing 34.4% of deployments and generating millions in revenues for Caribbean destinations.
A demonstration of confidence in the industry, in recent years Caribbean cruise ports have invested significantly in improving and expanding infrastructure to accommodate larger ships and more cruise calls.
How then are ports, cruise lines, suppliers and vendors, tour operators and regulators now adapting to new health and safety demands? What strategies are being tested as the industry launches into a new normal of travel?
Join us and our expert panel for a forward-looking and strategic conversation about the industry’s relaunch.