The price of cruise ship newbuildings per gross ton due to be delivered in 2015-17 has fallen from the level seen in 2011-14, only the second time since 1990 that such a drop has taken place, according to Global Ocean Cruise market Analysis & Forecast, a report on the cruise industry produced by Odo Maritime Research in cooperation with Cruise Business Review.
In the 2015-17 period, the average cost per gros ton of cruise ship newbuildings is $5,621, while in the 2011-14 period, the figure is $6,159. In a review period that starts in 1990, this is only the second time the price has fallen, the previous fall occurred in 2000-04, the report shows.
The report features::
- Over 125 pages of charts, diagrams and analyses.
- A definitive and comprehensive survey of pre and post crisis states of the
ocean cruise industry.
- In-depth examination of tonnage capacity supply, orderbook and
newbuilding price trend, including a comparison of shipyard prices and
delivery records.
- A study of capacity deployment patterns and forecast.
- An assessment of market shares of major and minor cruise lines.
- Uncovering the strength and weakness of the cruise business through a
comparative study of business performances of various lines in the last
decade.
- Which port attracts most calls and passengers? How many passengers per
call?
- An evaluation of cruise products and services, shoreside and seaside.
- A scrutiny of modern distribution methods and their effectiveness, with
an introduction to CRM software for passenger shipping.
- A special assessment of the possible re-introduction of liner service and a
tonnage valuation.
- Plus an appendix of an abbreviated database of ships in active cruise
service.
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