The movement of cruise ships has the potential to be a major trigger of coronavirus disease
(COVID-19) outbreaks. In Australia, the cruise ship Ruby Princess became the largest …

More frequent cruisers prefer attractive cruising destinations, excellent geographical
locations, diversified oriental cultures, local wildlife, rich tourism resource and exotic …

The relationships Malaga has established with its port have changed over the centuries,
conjuring up a variety of scenarios and circumstances. The past and present are closely …

The cruise industry has become one of the most rapidly developing segments of the entire
tourism market. Although, globally, the cruising sector is comprised of predominately North …

In recent years, cruise tourism has increased the negative effects caused by touristification in
many European port cities. Despite this, these cities are in a great competition to be a …

This study aims to provide guidelines for decision makers of cultural cities in relation to the
determinants of tourists' length of stay, a critical variable of the success of a tourist …

The price composition of the cruise product is described by a high level of complexity, since
it incorporates both tourist and transport dimensions. Despite that research on cruise sector …

The increase in cruise activity in Mediterranean port cities is overwhelming historic centres
and tourist resources with implications in traffic congestion. Mobility is an important criterion …

Emissions related to economic activities including shipping and its contribution to the
degradation of air quality, health and built environment in port-cities increasingly raise …

Touristification of European port-cities is a contemporary process of globalisation in the age
of the information society, adding cruise and marine specific dynamics to the promotion of …