Cruise tourism research has developed exponentially during the past decades. Global
tourism activity in general and cruises in particular are concentrated in coastal areas and …

This paper compares two Arctic cruise destinations–Ísafjörður in Iceland, and Qaqortoq in
Greenland–focusing on stakeholders' perceptions of the sustainability of cruise tourism, and …

Understanding the conceptual development and knowledge evolution of a discipline
requires in-depth systematic review that examines its previous journey. Subsequently, this …

The cruise industry has seen its revenues more than double since the year 2000. Hence, it
has become even more important for planners and managers to pinpoint those destination …

This research provided a meta-analysis of the direct economic impacts of cruise tourism,
using a meta-regression, an Ordinary Least Square model, a fixed-effects model, and Sobel …

This article shows the methodology and the main figures of the local and regional economic
impact generated by cruise activity. This article is pioneering in combining different issues …

Very complex yet highly integrated business logics characterise cruise tourism with shore
excursions frequently identified as a key source of value. This paper presents a case study …

This paper examines assumptions that cruise tourists spend more if opportunities arise, and
are likely to return later and make positive recommendations about a destination. Using data …

This paper aims to analyse cruise tourists' sustainable behaviour and their level of
satisfaction at destinations. A semi-structured questionnaire was administered to a sample of …

The article uses the spatial-temporal behaviour of cruise passengers at a given destination
as an explanatory factor of their expenditure. First, it shows that different expenditure levels …