Cruise news: Can Southern California be a drive market for Alaska cruising?

 

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CRUISE July 24, 2018 INSIGHT BY TOM STIEGHORST Can Southern California be a drive market for Alaska cruising? Los Angeles is the second largest U.S. metro area, with 13.3 million people. More than a few would probably rather not fly to get on an Alaska cruise. READ MORE NEWS Fiscal realities now tempering cruise lines' China infatuation Wall Street has long questioned whether the international cruise industry's romance with China is the beginning of a lifelong affair or just one of those things. READ MORE Princess ordering its largest ships The cruise line has signed a memorandum of understanding for two ships that will carry 20% more passengers than the Royal class. READ MORE Virgin Voyages ship to be called Scarlet Lady The cruise line will form a "Scarlet Squad" program to recruit, support and mentor female shipboard personnel. READ MORE Cruise.com adds Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line sailings The line said Cruise.com is the first OTA to sell its product. READ MORE Advertisement FEATURED STORY Carnival's Fathom brand has lost its ship but not its mission Despite a considerable push by Carnival Corp. CEO Arnold Donald, Fathom failed to reach critical mass as cruise line. It remains a Carnival brand, albeit a brand with no ship. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY Fresh faces, new voices at 2018 Phocuswright Conference Influential executives will fill Center Stage slots at the conference, to be held Nov. 13 to 15 in Los Angeles. READ MORE CRUISE Editor: Tom Stieghorst Email the editor Follow us on: Subscribe to Travel Weekly eNewsletters For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com 100 Lighting Way, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving TW Cruise newsletter.