Cruise

Speculations on the Future of Cruise Health and Safety As cruise lines prepare to reopen, we are starting to see some emerging technology trends that are being considered to reduce the risk of [...]

Designing and building anything that requires more than one person can be a challenge. The work becomes even more difficult once you add in real-world constraints, such as budgets, timelines, and [...]

The first vessel built exclusively for luxury cruising launched in 1900. Oscar Wilde, the Irish poet and playwright, died that same year. So what could this sardonic 19th century writer have [...]

Cruise passengers have a strong sense of brand loyalty. The variety and offerings of different cruise lines is diverse, and when guests find a brand they identify with, they will often stick with [...]

There is an ever-growing excitement building around progressive web applications (or PWAs) in almost every industry. In the first part of this article,  I’m going to give you a rough overview of [...]

If you haven’t read the first part of the article and want to learn more about the basics of PWAs, you can read part one here. The problem for PWAs and cruise ships Not everything is bright [...]

As cruise passengers have enjoyed increasing abilities to customize their experiences over the last decade, the variety and flexibility of shore excursion options have remained comparatively [...]

I recently learned the most powerful lesson of my entire career in technology. I was sitting on the top deck of a brand new ship, while it was still in the yard, having lunch. It was a beautiful [...]

A significant concern in the cruise industry at the moment is the seemingly decreasing ROI on guest-facing software. The reason for this perception is the rapid pace of technological development. [...]

Once an app is live, regular updates are important. As technology changes, operating systems are updated, and new devices are released, software has to adapt. Although the frequency of version [...]